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The Long Beach Community College District in California is seeking a settlement with the Internal Revenue Service because of a private-activity bond problem with bonds it issued in 2008.
July 9 -
The Illinois Finance Authority signed off on up to $700 million in new-money and refunding borrowing for the University of Chicago and a first time IFA approved borrowing by a college foundation to fund affordable student loan.
July 9 -
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory signed a bill authorizing $376 million of bond-financed improvements at six University of North Carolina institutions.
July 8 -
Moody's dropped Alabama State University's $230 million of outstanding bonds three notches to junk citing an inability to cover debt service among the reasons.
July 8 -
Moody's Investors Service downgraded Howard University to Baa3 from Baa1 on Thursday.
July 3 -
Standard & Poor's has shifted its outlook to negative on New Mexico State University's AA rating, citing three years of falling enrollment.
July 1 -
Raymond James is continuing its expansion on the West Coast with the recent addition of an education banker to its public finance group in San Francisco.
July 1 -
A recently approved policy change that extends the accreditation review period is a credit positive for the San Francisco Community College District, according to Moodys Investors Service.
June 27 -
Proposals to require colleges and universities to meet standards in areas such as graduation rates and students' abilities to repay loans in order to issue tax-exempt bonds drew concerns from municipal bond and higher education professionals, who warned of increased reporting requirements for the schools.
June 26 -
The double-A rated University of Kentucky competitively prices $100 million of refunding bonds on Thursday.
June 23 -
A recent proposal to extend an accreditation review is a positive development for San Francisco Community College District, according to Fitch Ratings.
June 20 -
Moody's downgraded Glenville State College, W.Va.'s rating to Ba2 from Baa3 citing its exposure to $25 million in bank debt and other fiscal stresses.
June 16 -
Faced with rising rents around its Midtown Campus, the Houston Community College District is considering building a dormitory that more students could afford, officials said.
June 16 -
The University of Arkansas System plans to issue $41 million of revenue bonds for its Fayetteville and Fort Smith campuses.
June 11 -
CUNY's journalism grad school is launching a five-year effort to improve state and local fiscal reporting, thanks to a major gift from New York civic leader Richard Ravitch.
June 10 -
S&P revised the outlook on its AA and AA/A-1-plus ratings on Delaware County Authority college revenue bonds, issued for Haverford College, to negative.
June 9 -
After a national search Columbia College Chicago has hired Michelle Gates to serve as president for business affairs and chief financial officer.
June 9 -
Moody's Investor Services on June 5 upgraded the California Educational Facilities Authority Pooled College and University Projects 1999B pool rating to Baa1 with a positive outlook.
June 6 - Texas
Austin Community College District is considering asking voters for $385 million of general obligation bond money for its growing chain of campuses.
June 5 - Texas
Standard & Poor's has lowered its outlook to negative on Texas Lutheran University's BBB rating.
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