Wells College agrees to sell campus to nonprofit group that promotes Native American history

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Wells College has signed an agreement to sell its campus in Aurora to a nonprofit organization that promotes Native American history.

The college’s board of trustees said that the Hiawatha Institute for Indigenous Knowledge was the successful bidder for the campus. The board said the organization has indicated that it plans to use the campus for educational purposes.

The agreement is subject to a two-month due diligence period during which the institute will have the opportunity to firm up its plans and financing. The sale is also subject to regulatory approvals, including from the New York Attorney General’s Office.

Read more at Syracuse.com.

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