Ohio Dominican University missed a required bond payment earlier this month, according to a regulatory filing reported by The Columbus Dispatch, raising fresh concerns about long-term financial stability. Officials said they are working with bondholders and emphasized there are no discussions of closing the university, while pointing to cost streamlining and operational efficiency efforts. The story also ties the missed payment to declining enrollment trends and prior covenant waiver requests, suggesting bondholders and rating analysts may look closely at liquidity, student headcount, and covenant compliance as the institution navigates a challenging market.