This week’s news and commentary include:

+ We have a 2nd college closure announcement in Mass.

+ More cuts for majors and programs.  The list gets longer each week.  There are few better signs of an industry in contraction than this.

+ Students at a closed college (Martin University) sue the leadership.

+ Sports programs at the big-brand name colleges continue to be sliced away.

+ And much more.

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Anna Maria College (MASS) announces abrupt closure, citing financial and enrollment woes

Accepted and enrolled students say they were blindsided by Anna Maria College closing in Paxton, Massachusetts

Iowa regents approve 10 program cuts at 2 universities

State universities (Iowa) gain initial approval to eliminate low-enrollment programs

Michigan State, University of Michigan face over 60% cut under state funding bill

Students, Staff, Alumni Sue Martin (University) Over Closure

Temple has lost average of $200 million annually as enrollment slides, and retention rates are a major issue, internal report says

Arkansas to drop men's and women's tennis for financial reasons

Students ‘devastated' as Hampshire College becomes latest small school to close

Flag Football Teams Are a New Pitch for Small Colleges to Lure Students

Drexel’s new president must tackle a deficit and declining enrollment. He sees it as a ‘moment of reinvention.’

The college crisis that Ohio leaders and governor candidates are too scared of to solve