BALTIMORE — The faculty at Johns Hopkins University is demanding that the Baltimore school provide a detailed report of its finances and put a moratorium on the cuts to research funding and staffing salaries announced in April.
The Baltimore Sun on Monday reported 600 faculty made the demands last week in a letter.
They wrote they believe the private institution’s financial health can be maintained without “undermining the work it was created to enable.”
The university has played a prominent role in tracking the spread of the coronavirus.
But like other colleges, it is facing financial challenges because of the public health emergency.
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