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Three of Illinois' public universities were downgraded, one to junk, as impacts from the state's almost eight-month overdue budget continue to ripple.
February 25
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The University of Chicago took a hit from Standard & Poors, which downgraded the school to AA-minus from AA amid balance-sheet pressure and planned deficits.
February 24 -
Eight Louisiana universities face budget cuts amid the state's fiscal crisis, prompting Moody's Investors Service to place the institutions on review for possible downgrade.
February 23 -
The University of Arizona is looking for interest rate savings in a $169.6 million refunding of three series of bonds issued from 2007 to 2009.
February 22
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Legislation to fund Illinois' community college payments and student financial aid grants was delivered to Gov. Bruce Rauner's desk Tuesday.
February 16
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Continuing turmoil at the College of DuPage, Ill., cost the two-year school one of its triple-A ratings as Standard & Poor's cut it two notches to AA.
February 16
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The University of California would issue $400 million of bonds as part of a proposed $1.1 billion public-private partnership to expand the campus of UC Merced, according to a report issued the state Legislative Analysts Office Wednesday.
February 10 -
North Carolina voters decide March 15 if North Carolina can issue $2 billion of general obligation bonds to finance higher education and state capital projects.
February 10
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Philadelphias Temple University is allocating a $1 million study to examine building a new on-campus football stadium.
February 9
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Stacy Lewis Daher has been reappointed to the California Educational Facilities Authority, the body responsible for approving conduit bond issues for universities.
February 9
