More colleges are looking at emergency housing solutions, including have students sleeping in alumni’s homes, napping pods, Airbnbs and even an assisted living facility.
You are totally correct, but there is something else: There are limits to everybodies agency. If you’re somewhere in a college administration, you can’t reroute those AI billions into housing for students. That’s not going to happen. But you can try to help struggling students with the tools and powers you have and if it’s a parking lot where they can sleep without fear that robbers or police will harass them, that’s good! If you find a way to give leftover food from the cafeteria to hungry students, that’s also great - even if there shouldn’t be hungry students at all.
You are totally correct, but there is something else: There are limits to everybodies agency. If you’re somewhere in a college administration, you can’t reroute those AI billions into housing for students. That’s not going to happen. But you can try to help struggling students with the tools and powers you have and if it’s a parking lot where they can sleep without fear that robbers or police will harass them, that’s good! If you find a way to give leftover food from the cafeteria to hungry students, that’s also great - even if there shouldn’t be hungry students at all.