Anderson shares the uncertainty of her financial future, stating that many in her apartment complex are selling belongings and moving away due to job losses and high living costs.
Pisors stepped down Thursday, the day before a special meeting called by board chair Marilyn Pearson-Adams to discuss concerns about student growth and retention, according to meeting documents.
"The work we do is endemically tied to who this theater company is, how we show up in this community, and how we create belonging. There's no retrenching, there's no disavowing, there's no backpedaling."
Allison Greene, the chief executive of Peace Corps, stated that significant restructuring efforts are expected following the Department of Government Efficiency's assessment of the agency.