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Stanford University, Trump and lay off 363

Stanford University Lays off Over 360 Employees, Citing Trump Policies
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Stanford University said on Tuesday it has laid off over 360 employees, citing budget constraints that it attributed to the federal funding policies of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Stanford University, hit with mass layoffs, points to Trump's funding cuts
According to an Employment Development Department filing from the university, the layoffs cover 363 jobs, including project managers, researchers, scientists, lecturers, student services officers, software developers and writers.
Stanford Lays Off 363 Workers as Federal Cuts Strain Colleges
Stanford University plans to lay off 363 employees, the latest sign of growing financial strain at US colleges as federal funding for higher education comes under pressure.
Stanford to lay off more than 350 employees amid ‘challenging fiscal environment’
Stanford University — one of the most prestigious universities in the U.S. — is laying off 363 employees by Sept. 30, according to a WARN Act notice recently filed with the California Employment Development Department.
Stanford to lay off more than 300 employees amid $140 million in budget cuts
Stanford University will lay off at least 363 employees this fall as part of $140 million in budget cuts driven by rising costs and changes in federal funding policies, including a steep revision to the endowment tax.
Stanford Plans to Cut 363 Jobs
Stanford University plans to cut 363 jobs this fall, starting at the end of September, due to financial challenges driven by federal policy changes, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. The university previously announced a hiring freeze in February.
Stanford University laying off hundreds due to Trump cuts
Stanford University is set to lay off hundreds of employees, citing “changes in federal policy” under the Trump administration. “The university is providing support resources as well as layoff benefits to eligible employees,
Stanford announces mass layoffs, blames federal policy shifts
In messages to faculty and staff, university leaders cited federal policy changes under the Trump administration as key drivers behind the cuts.

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