Low enrollment rocks U. Oregon as it works to slash $65 million, shutters dorms

“Low enrollment is forcing the University of Oregon to slash $65 million from its budget and shutter two dorms. “Based on our new numbers, we will need to cut around $65 million from our budget to avoid an ongoing annual budget deficit in the coming years,” President Karl Scholz recently announced to the campus community. He primarily blamed lower out-of-state first-year enrollment… Source

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