Higher education bonds

The private Medaille University is closing its doors after failing to sell itself to a nearby college. It has more than $20 million of bond debt.

The acrimonious relationship between the university and its private partner has spilled into the courts and underscores that P3 deals don't remove all risks.

One of the largest P3s in the university energy space has landed in court three years into a 50-year contract.

Illinois' public universities continue to reap ratings and aid benefits from the state's positive rating trajectory and healthy near-term revenue landscape.

Iowa Wesleyan University's pitch to the state government for federal COVID-19 relief funds fell short, and the school plans to close its doors.

Public finance veterans Marvin Markus and Mark Liff join Siebert as managing directors to focus on expanding the firm's infrastructure and higher education practices.

Governance decisions and rapidly escalating deficits contributed to Moody's decision to cut Illinois Tech's rating two notches to speculative grade.

Midwest borrowing last year went from 11% year-over-year growth in the first quarter to a 48% plunge in the fourth quarter.

With the Permanent University Fund only benefitting the two biggest public universities in Texas, the state legislature will consider creating an endowment for other higher education institutions.

Moody's downgraded St. Mary's College of California to Baa3 with a negative outlook, affecting $53 million in debt issued through the California