Stanford is the latest university to impose a school-wide hiring freeze as academic institutions nationwide brace for federal funding cuts under the Trump administration.

Stanford University announced a staff hiring freeze Wednesday to ward against “potential financial uncertainties” from the Trump administration’s efforts to cut research funding and to tax endowments.

Stanford University is freezing its hires for future staff and they are also considering cutting positions as cuts to federal government funding continue.

Stanford University is implementing a hiring freeze as colleges and universities across the US confront the threat of severe funding cuts from the Trump administration.

Stanford University implemented a staff hiring freeze to cut back on costs as the new federal administration aims to slash research and education funding.

Stanford University has implemented a hiring freeze, citing financial concerns stemming from potential federal funding cuts and proposed tax changes. In an open letter released Wednesday, Stanford President Jonathan Levin and Provost Jenny Martinez highlighted the uncertainty surrounding federal support for research as the reason for the freeze.

Stanford University announced a hiring freeze on Thursday. The school says possible federal funding changes could impact its budget. The school will continue to make hires for “critically needed positions,