A small number of major research universities have gained the lion’s share of $21-billion in federal stimulus money awarded to academe, a Chronicle analysis has found.
Only 109 universities and university systems received more than 70 percent of that sum, which was spread across nearly 2,000 institutions (see table), or about 40 percent of the nation’s 4,500 colleges. About half of the $21-billion took the form of research grants from federal science agencies, and much of the rest came from state fiscal-stabilization funds.
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