Nov. 5 federal shutdown update
Today marks the 36th day of the federal government shutdown. Most of the university continues to operate normally.
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Today marks the 36th day of the federal government shutdown. Most of the university continues to operate normally.
Due to the government shutdown, FoodShare (often known as SNAP) benefits for November are expected to be delayed. Student Affairs shared resources available for students who depend on SNAP, or need emergency food assistance.
The Association of American Universities and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have joined together in a lawsuit challenging the $100,000 petition fee employers are required to pay for employees working with an H-1B visa.
The federal government shutdown has entered its fourth week. Federal Relations, the Office of Legal Affairs, and Research and Sponsored Programs (RSP) continue to monitor the status and impacts as they occur.
Amid reports of plans to terminate over 600 U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funding awards, including $12 million in approved funding to Universities of Wisconsin, Governor Evers send a note to DOE Secretary Chris Wright to highlight the importance and impact of these energy investments for Wisconsinites.
The federal government shutdown has entered a third week, without progress toward a resolution. Federal Relations, the Office of Legal Affairs, and Research and Sponsored Programs (RSP) continue to monitor the status and impacts as they occur.
Today marks day 8 of the federal government shutdown. Kurt McMillen, Interim Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Administration and Interim Director for Research and Sponsored Programs, shared a message below with the UW–Madison research community.
As the federal government shutdown continues, the UW–Madison community should be aware of the potential impact on immigration processes and international travel.
The Department of Education reaffirmed that, at this time, the federal government shutdown will have minimal impacts on Federal Student Aid (FSA).
Campus leaders are monitoring developments and potential impacts and will continue to communicate with the community and shared governance.