FB-042 · 1978
Liberal-arts college · Vermont
Windham College — A Vietnam-Era Boomtown College That the Peace Killed
Enrollment collapse + debt · Closed
1978
SG-064 · 1978
Catholic women's college · New Hampshire
Mount St. Mary College (New Hampshire) — A Marble Mansion of a Women’s College, Emptied by Coeducation
enrollment + finances · Closed
1976
FB-043 · 1976
Women's college · New York
Finch College — A White-Glove Finishing School the Sixties Left Behind
Enrollment + thin endowment · Closed
1975
FB-044 · 1975
Liberal-arts college · Nebraska
John F. Kennedy College — A Draft-Era Startup That Won at Softball and Lost at Solvency
Insolvency + enrollment · Closed
SG-065 · 1975
Historically Black college · North Carolina
Kittrell College — Ninety Years of Black Education in the Segregated South, Ended by Debt and Fire
finances + lost accreditation · Closed
1974
SG-066 · 1974
Catholic sisters' college · Missouri
Marillac College — A College Built to Educate Nuns, Closed When the Novices Stopped Coming
enrollment decline (fewer women religious) + finances · Closed
1973
FB-045 · 1973
Liberal-arts college · Iowa
Parsons College — The Boom School That Sold Second Chances Until the Accreditors Closed the Window
Lost accreditation + debt · Closed
1972
FB-046 · 1972
Women's college · New Hampshire
Pierce College for Women — A Small Women’s College That Closed So Quietly Even Its Size Went Unrecorded
Enrollment + finances · Closed
1970
FB-047 · 1970
Liberal-arts college · Michigan
Mackinac College — An Idealists’ College on an Island That Graduated One Class and Closed
Insolvency + tiny enrollment · Closed