Hook What happens when a regional public radio staple becomes a bargaining chip in a university’s survival plan? Southern Oregon University’s looming financial overhaul could redefine how Jefferson Public Radio operates—and who really pays for local culture and information. Introduction A debt-laden university in the Pacific Northwest is ordering a hard reset: cut $20 million, reorganize academic programs, and contemplate drastic changes to a beloved local media outlet, Jefferson Public Radio. The Deloitte consulting team lays out a blunt menu of options, including relocating or spinning off JPR. This isn’t merely about budget lines; it’s about who carries civic trust, (Read more…)
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