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Why Michigan's Small Colleges Are Closing
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Why Michigan's Small Colleges Are Closing
Adrian — Since 2019, Marygrove College, Concordia University, and Siena Heights University—all liberal arts colleges with connections to Christian churches—have closed their doors. In the post-Covid world, one wonders if Michigan’s small colleges are now 20th-century relics. Higher education isn’t going anywhere. The University of Michigan is conquering the state. With an endowment of over $20 billion, it’s the wealthiest university in the Midwe…
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