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Springfield, MO
St. Louis University has listed for sale a campus building and its adjoining 18 acres.
Marketing materials do not disclose an asking price for the 362,000-square-foot Salus Center, which previously housed the university's College for Public Health and Social Justice.
SLU is reportedly seeking to shore up finances amid budget constraints, federal funding uncertainty and a drop in international students.
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It is so sad to see that a reputable university will need to sell their buildings and vacant land that was most likely obtained for further development of the university to have the funds to keep the university alive. One of the main things the USA has are our good colleges and universities. Instead of taking away funds to prop up the agenda of a president who pulls stunts like this to get his name in the news we should fund colleges and universities. We should reward them for doing a good job of educating our future work force.