Takeaways by Bloomberg AI
- Ohio Dominican University didn’t make a bond payment due on March 1, a sign of the school’s financial woes.
- The university has been confronting deficits for years and enrollment has dropped about 15% to 1,139 students in fall 2025.
- About $47 million of the university’s debt from muni bonds sold in 2018 is still outstanding, and the school tapped a debt service reserve fund to make a bond payment last year.
Bloomberg Markets
By Amanda Albright and Elizabeth Rembert
March 4, 2026