Nation’s oldest black college has plan to address money woes - Associated Press

The nation’s oldest historically black college, which has struggled with plummeting enrollment and financial woes in recent years, has a plan to balance the school’s budget and lure new, top-tier students. An ambitious fundraising campaign and sweeping changes to the school’s business model were outlined by Cheyney University president Aaron Walton. “We will have a balanced budget,” he said, vowing to make it happen by June 30. https://www.southcoasttoday.com/news/20190314/nations-oldest-black-college-has-plan-to-address-money-woes