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Nebraska’s university regents narrowly approved a $1.2 billion budget, sparking debate over rising tuition amid stagnant state funding. Two regents opposed the vote, citing concerns that steep increases could deter students — a worry university leaders dismiss as necessary to cover inflation-driven costs and fund faculty pay raises. President Gold called the hike “modest,” stressing competitiveness, while acknowledging eight million in cuts via efficiency measures. As tuition climbs for the third straight year, the university faces mounting pressure to balance affordability with financial sustainability — a challenge that will continue shaping policy debates.

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