The school is working with the city of Birmingham to secure more funding.
Two weeks after learning that Birmingham-Southern may, once again, be at risk of closure, officials say more options are firming up – and that the school will likely remain open for the rest of the year.
The 167-year-old private, liberal arts college announced the extent of its financial woes last winter, and after months of lobbying, lawmakersthat would provide $30 million in bridge funds to any college that applied – just enough to get BSC back on its feet.But on Friday, Coleman said they’ll likely be able to cobble enough funds to sustain operations, at least for one more semester.
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