UofL implements temporary hiring freeze amid Trump's executive orders
- The University of Louisville has implemented a hiring freeze affecting all full-time faculty and staff until July 15, 2025, due to President Donald Trump's executive orders.
- The freeze is expected to last until July 15 and aims to manage financial uncertainties related to federal funding cuts that could reduce UofL's NIH funding by $20 million to $23 million.
- UofL President Kim Schatzel noted that the freeze is proactive in ensuring a balanced budget amid changes in federal assistance and research grants, mirrored by similar actions at other universities.
- The university is also suspending departmental research incentive funds and urging faculty to limit expenditures on individual research incentive funds due to potential financial impacts from federal policies.
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