- Texas
The Houston Community College District will issue $300 million of general obligation bonds two months after voters approved $425 million of debt to expand the system.
December 27 -
Dauphin County, Pa., expects to make a $1.5 million bond debt payment for Harrisburg University for the second straight year.
December 21 -
On the heels of its downgrade of Puerto Rico's general obligation debt, Moody's Investors Service has cut the ratings for the U.S. territory's electric power authority and university system.
December 20 -
Moody's Investors Service lowered Roosevelt University's rating one notch to Baa3 as the Chicago-based school struggles with enrollment challenges.
December 18 -
The University of Kansas will ask the 2013 Legislature for $30 million of 10-year bonds to help build a $75 million facility in Kansas City.
December 17 -
A plan proposed by the National Institutes of Health could pressure United States universities, according to a report from Fitch Ratings.
December 17 -
Moody's Investors Service said that Georgia Perimeter College faces more negative credit pressure because its accreditation has been placed on warning by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, or SACS.
December 17 -
Fitch Ratings has assigned a stable outlook for 2013 to the colleges and universities sector, based on demand and enrollment, liquidity, and risk management.
December 12 -
Mountain State University in West Virginia has redeemed its outstanding tax-exempt debt as the private nonprofit institution winds down its operations.
December 12 -
Public-private partnerships will take over operations in 2013 at three Louisiana State University hospitals and another one under construction.
December 12 -
Representatives from a rating agency and the investment community weighed in on the dramatic changes affecting the higher education business model at The Bond Buyer 501(c)3 conference.
December 12 -
The Vermont Student Assistance Corporation entered into the closing agreement with the Internal Revenue Service over $165 million of education loan revenue bonds they issued in 1998.
December 6 -
California's state and local fiscal policies and the impact on credit ratings came under fire during a UCLA Anderson Forecast presentation Tuesday on the college campus.
December 6 -
The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York's board on Wednesday approved $175 million of new financings for healthcare, higher education, and non-profit institutions.
December 5 -
Moody’s Investors Service downgraded to B3 from Ba3 its rating on Ashland University, Ohio, and kept its outlook negative.
December 4 -
Moody’s Investors Service placed the Aa2 long-term bond ratings of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, under review for possible downgrade.
November 30 -
The South Texas Higher Education Authority is the latest student loan bond issuer to enter into a voluntary closing agreement program with the Internal Revenue Service.
November 29 -
The MSRB has revised a draft rule that would require underwriters of 529 college savings plans to file certain plan-related data once or twice a year, instead of quarterly.
November 27 -
The Virginia College Building Authority will sell nearly $400 million of highly-rated bonds in a competitive sale Wednesday, to what commonwealth officers expect will be high demand.
November 26 -
The University of Connecticut on Tuesday issued $88 million of UConn2000 Series 2012A special obligation student fee revenue refunding bonds, with an all-in true interest cost of 2.48%.
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