Higher education bonds

The University of Illinois will conduct a national search to replace retiring CFO Walter Knorr.

Only two of Illinois' nine public universities retain a Moody's investment-grade rating after new downgrades.

The University of Illinois and Illinois State University were downgraded by S&P Global Ratings.

Two Illinois community colleges were downgraded by Moody’s because of the state's budget woes.

Bonds for Northern Illinois University student housing were sent to junk over occupancy struggles.

The University of Colorado's bond rating has been upgraded, indicating to investors financial stability for CU's current and future bonds, according to a Tuesday press release.

Arizona's new budget could allow $1 billion in new bonding for higher education.

The New Jersey Institute of Technology's outlook was revised upward to stable by Moody's.

Cook County is losing Ivan Samstein to the University of Chicago.

Ohio's Wright State University was dropped to Baa2 from A2 by Moody's Investors Service.

New York University was upgraded by Moody’s Investors Service ahead of a $652 million deal.

PICKENS, S.C. -- The new Pickens County Council voted Monday to undo two notable stands by the previous council.

New York’s tuition program will have a minimal credit impact on the state’s public universities, according to Moody’s.

New York State's free college tuition proposal raises enrollment uncertainty, according to Fitch Ratings.

Illinois public university presidents sounded alarms about the historic state budget impasse.

The $8.2 billion on local Texas bond ballots May 6 is the most since November 2015.

The rating pains of Illinois' public universities took a turn for the worse.

Seven Illinois public universities with more than $2 billion in rated debt face a rating review.

The tourism, hospitality and culinary arts program at St. Philip's College has a reputation that precedes it -- graduates go on to work for top restaurants in a city with a respected food scene.

Illinois House Democrats pressed forward on an $800 million spending bill.