University of Nebraska-Lincoln chancellor says nearly $30 million needs to be cut from budget
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, AUG 4 – University of Nebraska-Lincoln must cut $27.5 million through program reviews, staff buyouts, and hiring freeze due to declining state funding and rising costs, after $75 million cut since 2020.
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UNL seeks to slash $27.5 million from budget
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The University of Nebraska-Lincoln says it will cut $27.5 million from its budget by the end of the year. In a letter on Monday, Chancellor Rodney Bennett said UNL’s revenue has not kept up with its expenses. Bennett blamed “downward trends” in state funding and tuition, along with “historically high inflation” of health care costs. The...
·Lincoln, United States
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"Despite our best efforts to live within our means, our revenue has not kept pace with expenses. This is due to a combination of downward trends in state appropriations, net tuition and campus allocations combined with historically high inflation of health care costs."
·Omaha, United States
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