Amid $22 M. deficit, New York’s School of Visual Arts Shutters Photography MFA program
The School of Visual Arts in New York is ending its MFA program in photography, video, and related media at the end of the 2027–28 academic school year, the school’s provost and vice president of academic affairs Jason Koth announced in an August email. The news was first reported by Hyperallergic, which reviewed the email.In the email, Koth wrote that the choice to shutter the program was a result of “SVA’s ongoing economic challenges, the nationwide decline in enrollmen
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