This week:

+ Closed college bails on faculty and students.  Don’t let this happen to you.

+ Universities cut over 9,000 jobs in 2025

+  How about a public college that graduated 6% of its students in 2023 getting public funds to build a multi-million dollar STEM building?

+ Is there a coordinated effort by some in higher education to write stories trying to deny that the industry is in decline?

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