Last week, Wright State officials announced they must cut another $10 million from the school’s budget before June 30 to avoid being placed on state fiscal watch.
Credit K. Shimada/Wikimedia Commons
It’s the latest development in Wright State’s years-long financial crisis, which was prompted in part by widespread overspending.WYSO’s JessMadorspoke with education reporter AprilLaissleabout how further budget cuts could impact ongoing faculty contract talks.
The Wright State Chapter of the American Association of University Professors is an underwriter of WYSO.
Copyright 2021 WYSO. To see more, visit WYSO. 9(MDA5NTM4MTIyMDE0MTg3NDc2MTVlZjdmNQ001))