Bernstein suggested numerous ways of reducing costs and boosting revenue in his email to the campus community. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator)

Bernstein recommends more cuts, new revenue initiatives

By Tristan Weisenbach | Dec. 6

Interim President Michael Bernstein announced in an email new initiatives that he hopes the College will implement in the coming years to reduce or eliminate expected budget deficits. These plans consist of cost-cutting measures and revenue generating opportunities.

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