KU facing potential 30 to 40 million NIH funding cut impact
KU leaders estimate changes to NIH grant spending could cost 30 million to 40 million annually across all campuses. A new rule would cap perceived overhead at 15 percent, risking hiring freezes and budget reordering, with the KU Medical Center and Lawrence campus both affected.
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KU master plan envisions single use restrooms campus wide
The master plan titled A Resilient Campus calls for converting many campus restrooms to single use facilities over ten years and for every floor of new buildings to include such restrooms. It also projects significant space reductions in classrooms, research, and offices to right size KU, with two new buildings planned, a wellness center and an interdisciplinary science building.
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