buildings to be sold during the university's bankruptcy process. Scout Ltd., the development company known for transforming the Edward W. Bok Technical High School, purchased the buildings for $12.25 million at an auction with plans to turn them into artist workshops and subsidized housing for artists. Sales were completed for three other buildings: Art Alliance, which was purchased by Curtis Institute of Music; Terra Hall, which went to Temple University; and the Arts Bank building, sold to Quadro Bay LLC. By July 7, 2025, Gershman Hall at Broad and Pine (originally the Young Men's and Women's Hebrew Association building), was sold to Lubert-Adler realty, completing liquidation of the university's premises.
== Academics ==
The University of the Arts' approximately 1,500 students were enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs in six schools: Art, Design, Film, Dance, Music, and the Ira Brind School of Theater Arts. In addition, the university offered a PhD in Creativity. The Division of Continuing Studies …
