The Phoenix

This meeting is taking place while the Food Sharing Space is open, “excluding the very people you’re pretending to include” says a student who staffs the Space #SLCTownHall

If switching to a lower plan, students will get part of their money back based on how many swipes they’ve used till that point. #SLCTownHall

Students will potentially be able to switch meal plans during the semester without an administrative fee, Trujillo told the leftover crowd. #SLCTownHall

Student activist yells “no justice, no peace,” and calls for end of meeting 12 minutes early. Most students leave #SLCTownHall

The decision was made the week after admin’s second presentation to Senate and it included: President Vice Presidents Provost Dean of enrollment Trujillo But no students, as admin promised. #SLCTownHall

They also support the lower meal plans, Trujillo clarifies

The financial aid package “supports the first three meal plans”, says Trujillo #SLCTownHall

Many more follow. The once fully packed room is now half empty. #SLCTownHall

“This is not worth our time” says a member of the diaspora coalition who encouraged students to leave. Several do. #SLCTownHall

“Sarah Lawrence ...does not earn revenue from the meal plan. We lose money on the meal plan” -Trujillo

Crandall did “not feel safe” to correct a faculty member when she misspoke at the Talk-Back #SLCTownHall

The meal plan has become “an immediate issue” with very little to help with the change, according to a “low-income” student #SLCTownHall

“I think that this bar graph is terrifying” says a senator. Pictured, a pamphlet handed out before the #SLCTownHall

Yes, feedback was heard, but “this is a worse meal plan than the one that we already have,” says another student senator

A student asked the students in the room to raise their hands if they supported the weekly meal swipe allotment. No one did. #SLCTownHall

This meal plan is “confirmed for the fall” says Trujillo.

Admin promised a representative from the committee on Student Life or Senate in the room when the meal plan changes were voted upon—that never happened, according to a student senator

Students now speaking without being called on in response to Trujillo confirming the changes were final

“Why have this discussion today then?” #SLCTownHall

“Where does the administration get off from blatantly stealing money from poor students”, says a student to a wave of applause