A group of angry Mills College faculty members called on the college board this week to engage faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members in further discussions about the future of the private women’s college.
Last month, the 170-year-old college announced it would not enroll new students anymore and is closing all academic programs in 2023. The college said declining enrollment and financial troubles were to blame for the decision.
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