In a letter published by the AAC&U on Tuesday, Stanford administrators were absent from a list of signatories who condemned the Trump administration’s actions toward U.S. higher education institutions.| The Stanford Daily
Stanford discontinued the Stanford Living Education (SLED) program under Vaden Health Services as part of widespread budget cuts, raising concerns among students and faculty who valued its emphasis on well-being and purposeful living. The post University cuts Stanford Living Education program appeared first on The Stanford Daily.| The Stanford Daily
The budget bill steals from the poor to give massive tax cuts to the wealthy. The post Statement on Passage of Big Brutal Budget first appeared on National Coalition for the Homeless.| National Coalition for the Homeless
The proposed endowment tax in President Trump’s “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” would cost Stanford hundreds of millions of dollars each year, threatening financial aid and support for research.| The Stanford Daily
The statement by an agency spokesperson comes after two judges ordered the environmental agency to pay contracts signed under Biden.| WWNO
New Series: Federal Rapid Response Strategy Sessions In light of the authoritarian actions of the Trump administration—particularly the use of executive orders and the systematic dismantling of federal agencies—state legislators must be well-informed about the direct and indirect impacts on their states and how to respond. These actions often leave gaps in policies, create new […]| State Innovation Exchange
A State Legislator's Guide to Direct Pay: Building Jobs & Sustainable Public Energy Executive Summary The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) includes Direct Pay tax credits that have the potential to bring nearly unlimited funding for clean energy projects into the communities that need them most. Direct Pay tax credits will radically expand publicly owned energy, support […]| State Innovation Exchange
Each year, state and local governments collectively receive and spend billions in federal funds, which accounted for 40.5% of all state spending in 2021, to provide important services to the public. Federal law and regulation establish some restrictions on the use of federal grants to varying degrees, but state lawmakers have considerable power to leverage […]| State Innovation Exchange
