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UNCG chancellor announces academic program cuts. Here's what's being discontinued. - Vimarsana News

UNCG chancellor announces academic program cuts. Here's what's being discontinued.

The cuts come after a contentious, months-long review of academic programs that many faculty and students criticized.

Source: yahoo.com
With UNCG chancellor set to announce final decision on program cuts, many cry foul - Vimarsana News

With UNCG chancellor set to announce final decision on program cuts, many cry foul

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro’s academic portfolio review wrapped up earlier in January. There were recommendations for more than a dozen program cuts, and the stated goal was to collaborate with faculty, staff, and administrators to better meet student needs. But many say the process was flawed. 

Source: wfdd.org
Park University layoffs faculty, cuts programs - Vimarsana News

Park University layoffs faculty, cuts programs

The university also said it will eliminate three graduate degree programs and about a dozen total majors, certificates, concentrations and minors.

Source: kmbc.com
WVU President Gordon Gee addresses program cuts in State of the University speech - Vimarsana News

WVU President Gordon Gee addresses program cuts in State of the University speech

MORGANTOWN — At his fall 2023 State of the University Address, West Virginia University President Gordon Gee spoke to members of the school’s faculty and other university stakeholders about fallout

WVU alumni meet with nonprofit to talk school's future - Vimarsana News

WVU alumni meet with nonprofit to talk school's future

Due to proposed program cuts at West Virginia University, alumni of the school are seeking help and guidance from a statewide nonprofit organization, Create West Virginia.

Source: wboy.com