Notre Dame College to Shut Down After Spring Semester

The historic Ohio institution cites financial challenges and declining enrollment as key reasons for its closure.

Notre Dame College in South Euclid, Ohio, announced it will close at the end of the spring semester, citing financial challenges.
The decision comes two years after the college celebrated its centennial, highlighting the institution's long history.
Students, including those who traveled from afar for their education, express distress over the closure and the impact on their future plans.
The college has arranged for students to continue their education at nine other colleges and universities.
Declining enrollment, a shrinking pool of college-aged students, rising costs, and significant debt were cited as reasons for the closure.