By: Mustafe AbdulahiStaff Writer Despite the rising costs of college tuition, student stores still overprice food products, leaving students without transportation with a dip in their budget. Prices of goods at college convenience stores tend to cost more than those found off-campus. This begs the question: are colleges exploiting students by establishing such high prices? According to a study done by Harvard University, up to half of the nation’s college students might struggle with food insecurity, meaning that they often do not have access to food. This problem transcends geography, as well as community colleges, universities, private and public, elite…
