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.
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