The Other College Debt: Clarion University has Adopted Conservative Approach to Debt from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"It has a student recreation center with an elevated running track, rows of cardio machines and, yes, a climbing wall, too. What the campus of 6,500 students does not have is debt -- at least not nearly as much as its sister schools across the State System of Higher Education. As some of those campuses increased borrowing for capital projects by up to ninefold the last decade -- and erected buildings far more elaborate than those found here -- Clarion took a more conservative approach."
"It has a student recreation center with an elevated running track, rows of cardio machines and, yes, a climbing wall, too. What the campus of 6,500 students does not have is debt -- at least not nearly as much as its sister schools across the State System of Higher Education. As some of those campuses increased borrowing for capital projects by up to ninefold the last decade -- and erected buildings far more elaborate than those found here -- Clarion took a more conservative approach."
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