The ruling said plaintiffs were likely to succeed in their arguments that the directives undermined free speech and were unconstitutionally vague.
After laying off staff to fill a $20 million budget hole, the private college brought in new funds to keep it afloat, including from Nvidia’s billionaire founder.
The governor also suggested the department would eliminate what he called “ideological” curriculum and programming.
A judge said the Trump administration failed to explain why the Department of Government Efficiency needed “sweeping access” to the agency’s records.