France begins offering one-euro meals in university canteens to all students, regardless of income, starting on Monday, according to reports. The measure is introduced as a response to financial hardship among students and rising difficulties related to food costs. Under the scheme, students can access meals at the reduced price in campus dining facilities rather than through income-based eligibility. Both outlets describe the policy as a universal benefit for students, aimed at ensuring broader access to affordable meals. The implementation starts with the start of the week, when canteens begin serving the one-euro option. The announcements present the initiative as part of wider efforts to support students facing economic pressure, particularly where budgets are strained and food affordability becomes an increasing concern. Neither source cites specific details such as the number of meals covered, duration of the program, or the funding mechanism, but both agree on the core features: the one-euro price, universal access for all students, and the goal of easing financial strain.