These days, college leaders have been delivering an unmistakable message about the new coronavirus’s effect on institutional finances: Things are bad and likely to get worse.
The Johns Hopkins University forecast net losses for the next fiscal year to be as much as $375 million. The president, Ronald J. Daniels, also provided an unusually detailed picture of the scope of the challenges that the coronavirus has presented to his institution’s finances.
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