i'm your host journalism school director bob rucker. food insecurity is an important issue impacting colleges and campuses nationwide, with students going hungry. i was really hungry. i was really at this point it's like living off of like peanut butter sandwiches and ramen. overwhelmed by hunger. a san jose state student tells his story facing food insecurity, on this edition of equal time. [music] stress is one feeling a college student faces but hunger should be one of the least worries on any students mind. equal time correspondent rigo gomez begins our coverage

i'm your host journalism school director, bob rucker. if you've ever tried to get into tip-top shape you know how hard it can be. the choices of exercise can tip the balance. equal time correspondent tony nunez begins our coverage with a look and running. bri lambert can't stop running. the silicon valley resident is a personal trainer an ultra-marathon runner. she only runs distances of 50 or more miles >> i really believe that this is what i'm meant to do and i absolutely love it. running for me is -- it's not just about the sport and it's not just about competition. it's about being able to get outdoors and be in the natural environment around me. and that's not a trend. sjsu professor tamar semerjian says there's something special about exercise when it comes to unplugging from the world. exercise does something more. like it's not just the distraction that leads to all the psychological benefits. because there's lots of ways -- we can just play video games >> right. right we could -- there's lots of things we could do where we shut

i'm your host journalism school director bob rucker. gravitational waves and the big bang. gps tracking via satellites and high-powered telescopes. there are several discoveries astronomy has had in recent years that have had a tremendous impact on what we can detect. equal time's matthew dziak begins our coverage, about what is known in our universe. you're outside late one night, look up and you see the endless stars shimmering in the sky. our universe is a vast infinite space with much that is still left undiscovered. despite dedicated space centers. i think among the sciences, astronomy is one of the more beautiful sciences. i would say. just the pictures you can get from the telescope are just stunning. the colors and the shapes you can see and things out in space. but the magnitude of the things you're looking at are so big and far away and old. it's just a mind-boggling. one of the things they're studying is what makes the atmosphere of the sun so hot. because it gets up to a million degrees in some places. very sparse plasma but very hot. and the way i look at it is

i'm your host journalism school director bob rucker. gravitational waves and the big bang. gps tracking via satellites and high-powered telescopes. there are several discoveries astronomy has had in recent years

i'm your host journalism school director bob rucker. food insecurity is an important issue impacting colleges and campuses nationwide, with students going hungry. i was really hungry. i was really at this point it's like living off of like peanut butter sandwiches and ramen. overwhelmed by hunger. a san jose state student tells his story facing food insecurity, on this edition of equal time. [music] stress is one feeling a college student faces but hunger should be one of the least worries on any students mind. equal time correspondent rigo gomez begins our coverage with a look at this unique problem. senior english major stephan perez spends hours each day in martin luther king jr. library. he studies. but one distraction is difficult to ignore. but i mean i'm spending time in the library and people bring food from home and i have no food to bring anyway. so i'm just sort of stuck there eating with whatever granola bars i have left or whatever. he's hungry and he's not alone. food insecurity is impacting college campuses. according to

i'm your host journalism school director, bob rucker.f you've ever tried to get into tip-top shape you know how hard it can be. the choices of exercise can tip the balance. equal time correspondent tony nunez begins our coverage with a look and running. bri lambert can't stop running.