This podcast contains comments from the April 20, 2021 Blinn College board of trustees meeting. Speakers include vice chancellor Richard Cervantes and chancellor Mary Hensley.

Blinn College continues to have a positive cash flow despite reduced revenue from tuition and auxiliary sources like parking and housing.

An update from vice chancellor Richard Cervantes and chancellor Mary Hensley during the board of trustees April meeting included Blinn spending more than $12 million dollars in federal pandemic grant money.

And at the time of the April 20th meeting, Cervantes said Blinn had more than $8 million available.

During the 2020-21 academic year, Blinn has experienced a drop of tuition revenue of $2 million dollars and $3 million in revenue from auxiliary sources.