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Even elites suffer economic downturn.(NEWSWATCH)
Harvard University is freezing faculty and non-union staff salaries, suspending most searches for tenure-track and tenured professors and restricting faculty hiring in the face of a 27% drop in its endowment from $37 to $27 billion.
Yale University has reported losing 26% of its endowment, dropping from $23 to $17 ...
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