Classes with low enrollment are at risk of being canceled at a number of campuses within the City University of New York, putting students' academic progress and faculty jobs in jeopardy, according to the Professional Staff Congress.
With just days until classes start on Aug. 25, some campuses have begun taking action to scrap classes with a low number of students, the union said.
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