Lots of eggs and canned tuna/salmon. Most fresh vegetables are inexpensive, but more importantly, healthy.

 

note: Let people know you are a struggling student when you go into a store. A lot of business people empathize with your plight and will give you good deals on food and 'stuff'. The 4 years I was at McGill in Montreal I paid next to nothing for food. I'd got to know a lot of shopkeepers, etc. and would do small jobs for them. Instead of earning a dollar an hour and leaving with 3 bucks, they'd pay me in groceries worth many times that. Most folks are always happy to help a student who is trying to better themselves....a bit like buying girl guide cookies or supporting veterans by buying a poppy on Remembrance Day.

 

Oh dear, I am going to miss television so much.

 

this is not a problem with the internet. Youtube has a ton of daily show/report clips.