July 22: How hard do faculty really work?

July 15: The state-wide impact of cutting funding to the University of Nevada School of Medicine is revealed as well as a review of litigation taken by other 45 other states to sue for adequate education funding.

July 9: Great Basin College reveals the repercussions of the budget cuts.

July 7: Chancellor Rogers notifies the Board of Regents how the cuts have already negatively affected each of the eight NSHE institutions.

July 2: The College of Southern Nevada responds to the budget cut impacts.

June 25: Western Nevada College details the effects of Governor Gibbons' proposed budget cuts.

June 19: UNLV provides a response on how the budget cuts will affect the entire campus.

June 11: Chris Hudgins, dean of UNLV's College of Liberal Arts, informs Chancellor Rogers how the 14% budget cut would impact UNLV students and faculty.

June 6: Chancellor Rogers notifies the governor's press secretary that he is ready and willing to meet with the governor as the proposed cuts to education alone will impact more than 60% of the state's population.

June 3: Chancellor Rogers sends a letter to Gov. Gibbons requesting a meeting to discuss the budget cuts. The governor's press secretary later told the Las Vegas Sun the governor would be open to a meeting.

May 29: Chancellor Jim Rogers responds to Governor Jim Gibbons' proposal that higher education absorb a second large budget cut.