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How the School of Medicine plans to cut $125 million by next year

National Institutes of Health · North Carolina

How the School of Medicine plans to cut $125 million by next year

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Duke University School of Medicine is planning to reduce expenses by roughly 20% of its non-sponsored funding in response to cuts to the National Institutes of Health. $60 million will be cut from the various departments, centers and institutes housed in the School. The other $65 million will be cut from central administrative spending.Read Article

Duke Community Members Demand Price Take Pay Cut, ‘Duke, Don’t DOGE!’

Durham, North Carolina · Durham

Duke Community Members Demand Price Take Pay Cut, ‘Duke, Don’t DOGE!’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Two dozen groups across the Triangle have signed a letter urging Duke to immediately halt layoff measures, and more than 120 community members have signed a petition calling for salary cuts among highest-paid administrators.See the Story

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