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WVU leaders admitted more cuts are possible and said their plan to control administrative costs under a planned new budget model is a work in progress

MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — The Manchester Essex Regional School District School Committee had planned to make a decision about whether or not to conduct an operational audit for the school district.

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The college just released its latest update on the plan, and it lists several successes for the small private college in Hamburg at a time when the population of high

Two months after its Board of Governors approved cuts to 28 academic programs and 143 faculty positions, West Virginia University isn’t done restructuring.

As a former chief accounting officer for Mylan Laboratories Inc., Frank DeGeorge knows that facing budget cuts means making hard decisions.

President E. Gordon Gee said that some senior leaders took up to a 10% voluntary pay cut “several months ago” during a Faculty Senate meeting on Monday.

CSUN’s University Library towers above other buildings on campus with four-story high columns that resemble those in ancient Greece. Its giant steps invite people from all over the university to check out its hundreds of thousands of volumes and utilize its many other resources. The library is positioned smack-dab in the middle of CSUN, and...

MARQUETTE—Many gathered at Northern Michigan University’s library to personally quality-test their new seating and table selection for the building’s remo