Stanford will forgo Cal Grants to keep legacy admissions considerations in place despite California’s new statewide ban.

A big increase in the tax on university endowments is adding to financial uncertainty for the wealthiest colleges in the U.S.

Several of the US’s wealthiest universities, including Harvard, Stanford, and Johns Hopkins, have announced large-scale staff ...

UCLA is in conflict with the Trump administration, which has frozen federal grants and demanded a $1-billion fine over a host ...

Now, the spread of AI programming tools, which can quickly generate thousands of lines of computer code — combined with layoffs at companies like Amazon, Intel, Meta and Microsoft — is dimming ...

Frozen research funding, rising endowment taxes and other concerns have prompted some of the nation’s wealthiest universities ...

Stanford University will lay off at least 363 employees this fall as part of $140 million in budget cuts due to rising costs and changes in federal funding, including a sharp increase in the endowment ...

By Suzanne Phan Click here for updates on this story STANFORD, Calif. (KGO) — Stanford University announced on Tuesday they will lay off more than 300 employees this fall. University leaders say they ...

Stanford University plans to axe hundreds of staff due to funding cuts for higher education under Trump, the latest mass ...

Stanford University said on Tuesday it has laid off over 360 employees, citing budget constraints that it attributed to the ...

Responding to financial headwinds from the federal administration, Stanford University this week reported that it will be ...