William Martinez, a second-year student at Seton Hall University School of Law, works in the school’s food pantry. (Courtesy photo.)
It costs thousands each year to attend law school, but some future lawyers are struggling to meet their basic needs—like getting enough to eat.
At least four law schools in the past year have opened up food pantries for students, or will soon do so. They join a growing number of law campuses already helping students put food on the table.
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