Sept. 10 - Layoffs at U of Oregon | Student parents face greater risk of stopping out

Caregiving duties could make parenting students more likely to withdraw from college, survey finds; DOL says it’s thinking about overtime as it provides timelines for regulations

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Sept. 10, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for higher ed leaders

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University of Oregon laying off around 60 employees

Overall, the university has let go of almost 120 employees and eliminated 59 vacant jobs this year.

Caregiving duties could make parenting students more likely to withdraw from college, survey finds

Many of these students face significant hurdles to finishing their education, such as working 30 hours or more a week while juggling classes and childcare.

DOL says it’s thinking about overtime as it provides timelines for regulations

The agency said it intends to revisit its overtime regulations but did not disclose a deadline by which to issue an update on the subject.

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