Hampshire College is at risk of closure if it cannot refinance its current debt, according to its most recent fiscal audit.
The audit, covering the 2025 fiscal year, found that Hampshire College possesses a total debt of $24.9 million as of the end of June.
Hampshire is currently indebted to multiple bondholders. It has not yet been able to refund or refinance the bonds as of November 2025. “In addition to talks with bondholders, auditors cited recurring decreases in net assets and negative cash flow from the college’s operations,” an article published by Higher Ed Dive on Jan. 16. wrote.
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