In May, a handful of institutions made deep job cuts as state funding reductions, projected enrollment declines and rising operational costs continued to take their toll.
With a new fiscal year on the horizon, multiple universities announced that they would lay off dozens of employees to reduce projected budget deficits. Others turned to buyouts, hiring freezes, furloughs and other cost-cutting measures. In addition to the commonly cited factors in the cuts, several universities pointed to financial issues exacerbated by the Trump administration’s actions, which have injected uncertainty into federal research funding and international student enrollment.
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