Proposed OMB rule threatens federal grant funding to universities and nonprofits
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Elizabeth Ginexi, Jennifer Troyer, 27 UNIHTED, Anna
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The article discusses a proposed rule by the Office of Management and Budget called "Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance" (May 29, 2026), a 400-page document that would change federal grantmaking regulations. These changes would negatively impact federal grant funding to universities, non-profits, and industries, and would codify concerning changes already occurring at the NIH. The article calls on readers to take action by leaving comments and learning about the regulation.
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bskyProposed OMB rule threatens federal grant funding to universities and nonprofits27unihted.substack.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledThese changes would negatively impact federal grant funding to universities, non-profits, and industries.
In addition to codifying many of the concerning changes that have already occurred at
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