The public land-grant institution cited uncertainty around the future of both federal and state funding.
The influential nonprofit wants 75% of U.S. adults to have a postsecondary degree or credential that leads to “economic prosperity” by 2040.
The Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism is probing the institution’s funding over allegations it hasn’t protected Jewish students from harassment.
Three teacher preparation groups allege that the agency’s recent termination of three federal grant programs approved by Congress is unlawful.