CSU Campuses Brace for Possible Budget Cuts, Layoffs
Briefly

Trustee Jack McGrory expressed concerns about the impact of the looming budget cuts on students, stating, 'What happens to our 500,000 students with these incredibly massive cuts? ... We're talking layoffs.' This highlights the potential consequences of the financial shortfalls on both educational opportunities and employment within the system.
The financial challenges faced by California State University are outlined clearly, with projections indicating an operating budget gap of $400 million to $800 million for the 2025-26 fiscal year. This puts the future of student enrollment and faculty support at risk, raising alarms among board members and stakeholders.
The CSU Board of Trustees pointed out that the system has been experiencing fiscal distress for years, noting that it spends $1.5 billion less than necessary to adequately educate students. This longstanding financial challenge exacerbates the impact of upcoming state budget cuts.
Read at San Jose Inside
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