About 4,000 mini houses were scattered across San Jose State University’s Tower Lawn recently to represent each of the university’s homeless students.

It was a powerful visual created by the university’s Student Homeless Alliance to raise awareness on the plight of student homelessness and about the university’s unfulfilled promises, they said.

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