The U.S. Department of War is considering the University of Nebraska as a potential new partner for military education programs after ending fellowships at more than a dozen elite institutions.

The U.S. Department of War is considering the University of Nebraska as a potential new partner for military education programs after ending fellowships at more than a dozen elite institutions.

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Auburn University emerges as a potential Pentagon partner after Ivy League schools lose military programs. Here's what to know.

Analysis shows civilian institutions in the Northeast lose to military colleges or government institutions in the South.

The Pentagon is also cutting ties with several think tanks known for defence and national security research.