GMU Struggles with Staff Shortage and Space Constraints

Imagine a college that doesn't have enough teachers or a permanent boss (Vice-Chancellor).

That's happening at GMU.

Many teaching jobs are empty, so they're using temporary teachers.

The college also needs more space, so they're building a new campus.

Students say the current campus is too small and lacks important things like an indoor hall or enough restrooms.

The university is hoping to hire more teachers soon, and the new campus should help with space issues.

They also had a visit from people who check if the university is doing a good job.