Some lawmakers and the Trump administration have criticized the government’s long-standing model for reimbursing universities ...

Student researchers at UCLA are grappling with the next steps in their academic and professional journeys as the threat of ...

What are ‘indirect costs,’ the money the NIH is trying to slash from science research? By Emily Spatz Globe Correspondent, Updated February 14, 2025, 1:08 p.m.

The National Institutes of Health announced major reductions to indirect costs for research funding Feb. 7 in a move many experts say would cause serious harm to lifesaving medical ...

The new model comes as universities brace for a proposed 15-percent limit on indirect costs that would cost them billions of ...

An update on the work to address the financial challenges arising from ongoing shifts in federal regulatory and fiscal policy ...

National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya faced critical questions from both Republican and Democratic senators Tuesday as he sought to defend the Trump administration’s sweeping ...

Federal rulings pausing NIH grant cuts highlight an unprecedented, adversarial shift in U.S. research funding, leaving academic medicine institutions wary of deeper rifts. In June, federal judges ...

On May 5, Cornell sued the National Science Foundation (NSF) over a 15% cap on recovery of indirect costs associated with its research grants. This follows two earlier lawsuits on the same issue ...

Democrats are sparring with Secretary of State Marco Rubio over the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, the HIV and AIDS program credited with saving millions of lives in poor countries.

Emails obtained by The Chronicle offer a rare and revealing look inside a red-state university’s deliberations over a policy change that would mean stark funding reductions.

Ten groups representing universities, medical centers, and others have wrapped up an alternative to the Trump administration's plan to cut billions of dollars in research overhead payments.