announced its largest-ever incoming class of 658 students. An investigatory committee of the American Association of University Professors concluded that the college's layoffs "violated shared governance and undermined tenure and academic freedom" and "violated the association's principles and standards".
Stefanco left her post as president in 2020. That same year, the college made $8 million in administrative budget cuts to address a COVID pandemic-related budget gap. In December of that year, college leaders announced that they would eliminate 16 bachelor's degree programs, six master's degree programs, and three certificate programs as a cost-saving measure. In October 2022, the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division dismissed a lawsuit filed by four professors who had been laid off by the college in 2020.
In June 2023, the college's accreditor, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, warned the college that its accreditation was "in jeopardy" due to financial difficulties. The commission gave …
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