Education Colleges Are Looking for Ways to House and Feed Homeless Students Thirty-six percent of university and 46 percent of community-college students have insecure housing. Charlotte West
Economics Low-Income Americans Face a Harrowing Choice: Food or Housing The rent and mortgage payments are still too damn high. Dwyer Gunn
News in Brief Viewfinder Viewfinder: Demonstrators Protest Government Austerity With Pop-Up Soup Kitchens in Argentina Volunteers prepare a free meal at a soup kitchen in Buenos Aires during a protest against the government of Argentine President Mauricio Macri. Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Uncertainty Grows in Zimbabwe as the Trump Administration Considers Cutting Foreign Aid Zimbabwe receives $150 million in U.S. aid funding annually to combat food insecurity and support climate resilience programs for 2.1 million people. Andrew Mambondiyani
Education The College Students Who Are Starving in Silence Colleges are beginning to address food insecurity on campus, but byzantine government regulations and impossible criteria are making it difficult for hungry students to get ahead. Kimberly Yavorski
News in Brief The Link Between Food Insecurity and the Great Recession A new report from the Hamilton Project highlights the lingering effects of the Great Recession on food insecurity… Pacific Standard Staff
Environment The Big Picture: Drought and Wilted Crops in Southern Africa, as Seen From Space The current El Niño pattern, likely worsened by climate change, has brought drought and hunger to southern Africa. Francie Diep
Economics Hunger Is Bad, Especially for Kids The Obama administration recently announced two new initiatives to reduce childhood food insecurity. Here's why that's a really, really good thing. Dwyer Gunn
Environment The Many Implications of Your Wasted Food America's finally set to tackle its food-waste problem. That's a good thing, because the issue runs very, very deep. Madeleine Thomas