Table 5 Associations between campus food pantry variables and food security status among first-year college students at risk of weight gain in the United States, 2016
| Â | Total n (%) | Food-secure n (%) | Food-insecure n (%) | P-valuea Insecure vs. secure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Campus Has a Food Pantry | 855 | Â | Â | 0.582 |
 Yes | 407 (47.7) | 326 (47.2) | 81 (49.7) |  |
 No | 258 (30.2) | 207 (30.3) | 51 (31.3) | |
 Choose not to answer | 188 (22.0) | 157 (22.8) | 31 (19.0) | |
 Missing | 2 |  |  | |
Utilize Food Pantry |  |  |  | < 0.001 |
Among all respondentsb | 407 | Â | Â | Â |
 Yes | 26 (6.7) | 11 (3.5) | 15 (20.5) | |
 No | 363 (93.3) | 305 (96.5) | 58 (79.5) | |
Among respondents from campuses with a food pantry | 274 |  |  | < 0.001 |
 Yes | 21 (7.7) | 9 (4.1) | 12 (22.2) |  |
 No | 253 (92.3) | 211 (95.9) | 42 (77.8) |  |
Food Pantry Location Preference | Â | Â | Â | 0.161 |
 In the center of campus | 381 (44.6) | 316 (45.7) | 65 (39.9) |  |
 In the center of campus and hidden | 297 (34.7) | 228 (32.9) | 69 (42.3) | |
 On the outskirts of campus with bus access | 96 (11.2) | 80 (11.6) | 16 (9.8) | |
 Choose not to answer | 81 (9.5) | 68 (9.8) | 13 (8.0) |