San Antonio's Our Lady of the Lake slashes staff and programs to deal with budget issues
San Antonio’s Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) has become latest liberal arts campus to cut programs and jobs as its grapples with a changing higher-ed landscape. After a two-year evaluation, OLLU’s Board of Trustees will shrink the school's academic offerings and slash part-time and full-time positions in response to budget deficits and students' changing academic interests, the school said in a statement on its website. “These steps will help ensure that OLLU continues its 130-year mission to advance the principles set forth by the Sisters of the Congregation of Divine Providence,” the message states.
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