Cabrini University, plagued by falling enrollment and financial challenges, announced that it would close its doors and plans to sell its land to its more well-known neighbor, Villanova University. The deal hasn’t been finalized and must be approved by the boards of both institutions.
Cabrini, enrolling just about 1,700 students, determined there was “no credible path forward” to allow it to operate after June 2024, the school said in a statement posted to its website on Friday.
