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In recent years, the issue of food insecurity among college students has gained increased attention across the country. The rising cost of education and living expenses, coupled with other financial challenges, has left many students struggling to afford nutritious meals. This crisis has prompted colleges and universities to step up their efforts to address food insecurity on campuses. A recent article by the Statesman highlights the impactful measures taken by educational institutions in this ongoing battle. In this article, we'll explore the innovative ways these institutions are tackling this problem.

Tennessee University partnership with UPS Store is promising evidence that students are amendable to paying monthly fees for package-delivery to safe and secure on-site smart lockers.

Belmont University and UPS Will Recoup Investment in Less Than Three Years with Luxer One Lockers

With more than 10 billion packages delivered in the U.S. annually by the top package carriers, smart package lockers have become one of the fastest-growing amenities among universities and other schools with on-campus housing. Already fully integrated into non-academic residential settings, the density of student dormitories makes multi-unit smart lockers an essential service. They eliminate extra labor, theft, and are completely contactless, benefiting student and staff health.