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Moody's Investors Service downgraded Yeshiva University debt to B1 from Baa2 Thursday afternoon
January 9 -
Washington State University is planning to sell $60 million of revenue bonds later this month to fund improvements throughout its campus.
January 8 -
Northeastern University has scheduled a $250 million bond sale, with proceeds to help fund construction of a science and engineering building.
January 8 -
The Internal Revenue Service has concluded that $720 million of student-loan bonds issued by a New Hampshire authority are taxable, leading the issuer to move toward requesting an administrative appeal and asking the IRS to reopen its audits of the bonds.
January 7 -
The University of Chicago was among six institutions to which the not-for-profit Ludwig Cancer Research organization awarded $540 million grants to fund cancer research.
January 6 -
The University of Arkansas' 20-year master plan for its Fort Smith campus is expected to require about $200 million, according to chancellor Paul Beran.
January 6 -
The University of Texas System will open the new year with $240 million of top-rated Permanent University Fund bonds to refund commercial paper.
January 6 -
After a lengthy search, Texas Tech University has decided to keep interim chief financial officer Noel Sloan on a permanent basis.
December 20 -
The University of California and a union representing more than 12,000 researchers, healthcare, and technical workers reached a tentative labor agreement this week after two years of negotiations.
December 17 -
CHICAGO - Standard & Poor's lowered its rating on Western Illinois University to A-minus from A and assigned a negative outlook. It also revised its outlook on Governors State University's A-minus rating to negative.
December 16 -
Colorado State University will improve its main campus in Fort Collins with proceeds from a $141 million bond deal expected to price Tuesday.
December 16 -
The democratic caucus of the California State Assembly has released a "budget blueprint" for next year that includes boosting higher education spending and creating a rainy day fund.
December 13 -
Gonzaga University is planning to sell $53 million of revenue bonds to fund construction costs for a new building to replace its antiquated student center.
December 12 -
The Internal Revenue Service thinks that interest on $720 million of bonds issued by the New Hampshire Health and Education Facilities Authority from 1998 to 2011 should not be tax-exempt.
December 11 -
The University of Colorado Board of Regents on Wednesday unanimously approved $140 million to remodel athletic facilities.
December 5 -
Moody's Investors Service has stripped Central College in Iowa of its underlying investment grade rating over its stressed operations.
November 25 -
Manhattan, Kan., home of Kansas State University, will have about $145 million of general obligation debt outstanding after it issues $21 million of bonds and notes in a competitive sale Tuesday.
November 15 - Texas
The University of Texas Regents approved $265.5 million of bonds backed by the state's Permanent University Fund.
November 14 -
During a board meeting Wednesday, the University of California's new president proposed a tuition freeze for the next academic year in order to keep costs affordable.
November 14 -
Texas A&M University System will price $210 million of top-rated bonds backed by the state's Permanent University Funds in a competitive sale Wednesday.
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