equal time correspondent rigo gomez begins our coverage

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 a 2015 csu report on displaced and food insecure students the study shows that california state universities are shedding light to make a difference on those students who face food insecurity. usually i can get by on my own, you know. just from what the savings i have and when my parents do do is they just ship me a box of food, sometimes, you know? perez left home two years ago to pursue college in a different city. but once he arrived here he found it difficult. thinking he was the only student who was routinely hungry. it's really hard, you know,