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Trump's funding changes are costing UW-Madison's Fulbright winners
- KIMBERLY WETHAL
- Updated
UW-Madison Fulbright grant recipient Hillary Jones Henry leads a language group in Swahili in Van Vise Hall on Friday. Jones Henry, a 30-year-old teacher from Kenya, was one of the Fulbright scholarship recipients who is worried that President Donald Trump's effort to cut government spending will threaten the Fulbright stipends Jones Henry counts on to pay rent.
- JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
UW-Madison Fulbright scholarship grant recipient Hillary Jones Henry leads a language group in speaking Swahili in Van Hise Hall on Friday. Jones Henry did receive a quarter-payment of his stipend randomly, nearly a week after he was supposed to get it, but it was not enough to pay his rent. He eventually received the remaining balance in mid-March.
- JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
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UW-Madison Fulbright grant recipient Hillary Jones Henry leads a language group in Swahili in Van Vise Hall on Friday. Jones Henry, a 30-year-old teacher from Kenya, was one of the Fulbright scholarship recipients who is worried that President Donald Trump's effort to cut government spending will threaten the Fulbright stipends Jones Henry counts on to pay rent.
- JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
UW-Madison Fulbright scholarship grant recipient Hillary Jones Henry leads a language group in speaking Swahili in Van Hise Hall on Friday. Jones Henry did receive a quarter-payment of his stipend randomly, nearly a week after he was supposed to get it, but it was not enough to pay his rent. He eventually received the remaining balance in mid-March.
- JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
