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Bennington College addresses faculty concerns over potential layoffs and debt

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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A faculty meeting at Bennington College raised concerns regarding possible layoffs and institutional debt. The college stated that it is managing an $18 million structural deficit, which is attributed to a combination of sector-wide challenges. College President R. Danielle Egan released a statement addressing these concerns about the college's financial foundation.

From benningtonbanner.com

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The college is facing concerns about its future amid declining enrollment and mounting debt, a trend seen in other small private New England schools. The college is taking necessary steps to strengthen its financial foundation to prepare for its 2032 centennial year.

From benningtonbanner.com

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  • Bennington College might face increased operational costs or reduced revenue due to the structural deficit and potential faculty layoffs.

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