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"The Trump-Musk administration is burning our future," said Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren,
a former Harvard Law School professor.

"We have invested in the education of tomorrow's scientists for years,
and to get to the point where the people who show the most promise for the breakthrough discoveries that will build our future get sidelined is beyond stupid.
I just don’t have better words to describe this."

Harvard University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences recently decided to reject all students on the waitlist for its graduate program.

And the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School has rescinded admissions for at least one biomedical sciences doctorate program.

Some institutions, like the University of California San Diego, have stated that they can no longer guarantee stipends or other tuition awards to accepted students.*

Others have implemented hiring freezes or layoffs.

Johns Hopkins University in Maryland recently decided to eliminate 2,000 workers after projecting that it could lose hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding over the next few years.

The spending cuts have also forced some universities to eliminate research positions funded by agencies like the NIH.