McKenna, Suffolk trustees reach accord as AG opens probe

Margaret McKenna, the embattled president of Suffolk University, and the school's board of trustees have reached an agreement regarding her future at the downtown college, according to an announcement Thursday that came as state Attorney General Maura Healey confirmed she is seeking information from the board related to concerns over reported failures to deal with problems identified by its accrediting agency.
Suffolk University's campus spreads around the foot of Beacon Hill to parts of Tremont Street, shown here. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia.org)
Suffolk University's campus spreads around the foot of Beacon Hill to parts of Tremont Street, shown here. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia.org)
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BOSTON – Margaret McKenna, the embattled president of Suffolk University, and the school's board of trustees have reached an agreement regarding her future at the downtown college, according to an announcement Thursday that came as state Attorney General Maura Healey confirmed she is seeking information from the board related to concerns over reported failures to deal with problems identified by its accrediting agency.

McKenna and Andrew Meyer, the head trustee, will present the proposed agreement to the board at a meeting Friday, according to Greg Gatlin, a Suffolk spokesman.

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