September 5th, 2012 
AT2W Staff 
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Morris Brown College: Problems and Solutions Need to be Examined to Save it
With $30 million of debt, 50 students enrolled, and a decades-long struggle, Morris Brown College filed for bankruptcy this week in an attempt to keep the institution from closing. The institution is $30 million in debt with only 50 students enrolled. Its been decades and a long struggle for the college.
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No Comments » August 30th, 2012 AT2W Staff 
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Morris Brown College Files for Bankruptcy: Chapter 11
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the move is a last ditch effort to prevent the school from being foreclosed on and sold at auction.
August 28th, 2012 AT2W Staff 
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Morris Brown College: AME Church Seeks to Restructure College’s Finances
Morris Brown College is one of the nation’s oldest black colleges and they are unfortunately facing foreclosure next month. An auction of assets is set for Sept. 4.
August 24th, 2012 AT2W Staff Photo: madamenoire.com
Morris Brown College Facing Foreclosure Sept. 4th Even After Accreditation Restored
It’s been so long since Morris Brown has been struggling to get back on track after its former head officials defrauded the campus of their funds back in 2002. We need to keep MB in our prayers because this is a landmark for many and a shame to lose.
Report from Biz Journals:
Morris Brown College is facing foreclosure of its property on Sept. 4, the African Methodist Episcopal Church said Wednesday.
