ワシントン州立大学の評議会は、2027会計年度にWSUアスレチックスを支援するため、大学運営資金から2000万ドルを割り当てることを投票で決定した。この一回限りの投資は、予想される予算不足に対処し、運営を安定させることを目的としている。この決定は、予算制約によりそのような支援は不可能であるとの以前の発言からの転換を示している。
金曜日のバンクーバーでの評議会会議において、ワシントン州立評議会は8対1で、7月1日開始の2027会計年度に大学運営資金からWSUアスレチックスへの一回限りの2000万ドルの投資を指示することを投票した。この決議は前日の委員会会議で長時間議論され、FY27のみに適用されるものだ。
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