“The average college debt is $37,123, so where does that leave money for students to buy their own groceries?”
“College is so expensive, and it’s an investment,” Alcala said. Making the choice between paying for books, tuition, and transportation, housing can often appear more vital for students than a month’s worth of groceries. For 22-year-old ACC student, Damienn Alcala, this is more than just a statistic it’s a reality. Have you ever tried focusing in a class while your stomach was rumbling? 20-30% of students in the United States have reported eating less due to food insecurity. ACC students and student life members shed light on the silent issue of food insecurity amongst the school.
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