Food insecurity, a multifaceted global challenge, intertwines with mental health concerns,
necessitating nuanced strategies for sustainable solutions. The intricate web of challenges …

Background While campus food pantries have been important safety net programs for
alleviating food insecurity among college students, factors related to accessing these vital …

Background Previous research has reported negative health consequences and poor
academic achievement among college students who are food insecure. It is unknown if …

Objective This sco** review explores the broad body of peer-reviewed research
measuring food insecurity in post-secondary students in the US to identify trends and gaps …

Objective We examined food insecurity prevalence among college students included as part
of a large, ongoing, nationally representative survey and examined trends and associations …

Qualitative studies suggest that college students with food insecurity (FI) experience stigma
and misinterpret some of the USDA Adult Food Security Survey Module (AFSSM) questions …

Background Food insecurity is a pivotal determinant of health outcomes. Little evidence
exists on the association between food insecurity and health behaviors and outcomes …

Participants: A critical public health issue facing many universities is food insecurity. Food
insecurity has been associated with many academic, physical, and mental health issues …

Purpose To understand the trade-offs, defined as compromises or decisions students must
make to prioritize one important need over another, as a result of economic constraints, food …

Objective: This study examined characteristics and usage patterns of students who use a
campus-based food pantry at a private university. Participants: Student clients of a campus …