But a Dayton Daily News examination of financial data from the university found that it was losing millions of dollars a year even while pitching rosy forecasts to board members.
Two of those board members now acknowledge they were unaware of how much red ink was being hemorrhaged by the university.
Read the Dayton Daily News investigation HERE.
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