June 16 - $20M cuts at U of Nebraska? | Harvard, feds spar over injunction terms

Harvard spars with Trump administration over order protecting its international enrollment; Week in review: Major federal policy changes loom over colleges

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June 16, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for higher ed leaders

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University of Nebraska looks to cut another $20M from its budget

Amid state and federal funding challenges, the public Midwestern institution has already cut tens of millions of dollars in spending in recent years.

Harvard spars with Trump administration over order protecting its international enrollment

The Ivy League institution argued that the federal government may seek to circumvent a pending preliminary injunction through “creative relabeling.”

Week in review: Major federal policy changes loom over colleges

We’re rounding up recent stories, from a Senate panel’s plan to overhaul higher education to well-known universities facing large budget cuts.

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