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As a University Is Sold in Pieces, Its Alumni Wonder What Remains

After years of financial turmoil, including the cost of repairing damage from an earthquake, and the denial of a last-chance loan application, St. Gregory’s went bankrupt and closed its doors for good in December. The roughly 650 students who remained graduated or transferred to other colleges, and the professors and staff left for other work.
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