The University of Oregon’s major cost-drivers for the next fiscal year include salaries, a state-mandated health care program, retirement costs and institutional bills, adding up to a $19 million increase in university expenses. On top of that, the university’s budget — more specifically, its E&G, or education and general expenses, fund — is imbalanced, unlike in previous years. In other words, UO does not have enough revenue to cover its E&G costs.
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