Stanford University freezes hiring amid potential federal funding cuts
Stanford University has implemented a hiring freeze, citing financial concerns stemming from potential federal funding cuts and proposed tax changes. In an open letter released Wednesday, Stanford President Jonathan Levin and Provost Jenny Martinez highlighted the uncertainty surrounding federal support for research as the reason for the freeze.
Stanford University has removed diversity, equity and inclusion content from portions of its website, including the school’s ...
Stanford University has announced it will not move forward with its planned acquisition of Notre Dame de Namur University’s ...
A former employee of Stanford University was found guilty of accessing a clinical research database for a multisite breast ...
Summers, a former Treasury Secretary and chief economist of the World Bank, argued against a wealth tax, according to the ...
Stanford withdraws from purchasing NDNU's historic Belmont campus, citing financial challenges. NDNU is now seeking a new ...
It’s unclear when Stanford will unfreeze hiring after the university said NIH cuts would imperil its research and finances.
Stanford University has backed out of a plan to buy a 174-year-old Catholic university campus in Belmont. The decision ...
Notre Dame de Namur University will seek a new buyer for its 46-acre campus after Stanford University announced it would not ...
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