Arts University Bournemouth providing free tea and toast for students and staff on campus
This is just another initiative the uni is taking to help students with the cost of living crisis
Arts University Bournemouth is providing free tea and toast for on campus throughout the spring term to help students and staff alike with the cost of living crisis.
Students can stop by The Refectory every Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 8:30am and 9:30am to pick up a free breakfast of tea and toast.
This is just one of many initiatives the university is taking to help support its cohort of students. In early December, a food bank was opened on campus, dubbed the “Sharing Shed”, for those in need to access.
Other initiatives being undertaken during the spring term include 50 per cent off printing costs for students as well as a value “dish of the day” for lunch in The Refectory every day of the week.
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