What to Know About House Republicans' Education Budget
House spending plan cuts the Education Department budget 15%, preserves Pell and TRIO, trims NIH funding, and advances some Trump priorities while blocking others.
American universities face political pressure that threatens academic freedom and integrity despite financial resilience, and many respond weakly, risking compromised principles.
Stanford would face a tax increase from $17 million to $248 million annually under the proposed tax bill, threatening financial aid and employee support.
"State appropriations per student at community colleges dropped by 3 percent and rose 1.8 percent at four-year institutions, indicating a disparity in funding allocation."