From the Daily Californian: UC Berkeley has identified $28 million in potential savings by eliminating work that is not “mission-critical,” according to a statement released by Kelly Sparks, vice chancellor for finance and chief financial officer. Across the country, higher education is grappling with rising costs and federal funding uncertainties connected to the second President Donald Trump administration. UC Berkeley is not exempt from these challenges and is moving to a multiyear framework for financial sustainability, which includes reduced expenditures for some campus programs...
What [the] campus defines as “mission-critical” is not exactly clear...
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