Slop.

That is really a shame to hear. I used to travel to Morgantown to visit friends that went to/worked at the university, about a decade ago. We'd often hang out or grab food at the campus, or sometimes take the little rapid transit tram to get around town. It seemed like a nice school, and certainly seemed like the cornerstone of the community/area. Nothing good can exist anymore that is public serving without it being utterly destroyed by capitalists using any excuse to rip the copper out of the walls, least of all education. I fear you are probably right that this will be the fate of a lot, if not most state universities in the country. The long term effects this will have are bleak to say the least, but that kinda goes for everything at this point.