Food insecurity increases in the summer, but providers who want to get free meals to kids say they're restricted by an onerous and outdated program.
As more students search for their next meal, there's increasing demand for programs that go beyond the food pantry.
A new report finds that around half of all college students fear running out of food before having the money to buy more.
An anti-SNAP campaign in Washington, D.C., and proposed legislation to reduce the social safety net are both feeding off well-worn myths around welfare recipients.
At least 660,000 Venezuelan migrants have fled the country due to internal strife, but they are not finding relief in their neighboring country.
The initiatives of the Green Revolution served a purpose, but it's past time to update them for a new era.
The United Nations' sustainable development goals have two critical problems: they contradict one another, and they focus on economic growth.
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.
In an experiment, scientists found a correlation between low blood glucose and higher levels of spousal frustration.
New research confirms that hungry people are more supportive of social welfare programs. But that doesn’t mean they’re actually more likely to share.
New research from Europe finds people in need of a meal express more positive views regarding those receiving public assistance.
From innovation in architecture and robotics to mobile apps and interactive games, technology is reshaping our understanding of and approach to world hunger.
Ordering in the court may be the new cry as a look at judges' decisions made before and after lunch shows a wide difference in outcome.
Stanford geographer Holly Gibbs discusses the challenge of preserving natural areas while still feeding an increasingly hungry world.
What's your idea of an ideal mate? The answer may depend upon whether your stomach is rumbling.