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Penn State University will endure the "trauma and potential credit stress" from the child sex-abuse conviction of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky and expected claims, Janney Capital Markets said.
July 6 -
Budget director Benjamin Barnes, backing a new law that Treasurer Denis Nappier opposes, said enabling a state agency to sell University of Connecticut bonds opens up possibilities for the flagship[ university.
July 3 -
The University of Arkansas System last week asked for proposals for a design team and construction manager for three athletic facilities that will be financed in part with bond proceeds.
July 2 -
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Monday signed a capital budget bill that authorizes $304 million of debt for projects at higher education institutions.
June 26 -
The IRS has preliminarily determined that $147.18 million of revenue refunding bonds issued by the City of Houston Higher Education Finance Corporation in 2006 are not tax-exempt.
June 26 - Texas
Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will complete a $196 million issue of Permanent University Fund bonds Tuesday with a $71 million refunding expected to provide net present value savings of 13.4%, or $10.7 million.
June 25 -
Ohio State University approved a final $483 million concession agreement to lease its parking system for 50 years to QIC Global Infrastructure and LAZ Parking.
June 22 - Texas
DALLAS — Moody’s Investors Service will keep the Aaa rating of Texas’ Alamo Community College District on negative outlook because of its exposure to a weakened U.S. credit profile, the agency said.
June 19 -
Despite a downgrade to Ba1 by Moody’s Investors Service, the Temple University Health System saw strong demand for $311 million of revenue and refunding bonds issued through the Philadelphia Hospitals and Higher Education Facilities Authority.
June 19 -
More Puerto Rico bonds are coming to market on Tuesday in a $78 million sale of higher education revenue debt and revenue refunding bonds.
June 18 -
The Internal Revenue Service has closed an audit without changing the tax-exempt status of $219.22 million of bonds that were issued by the curators of the University of Missouri in 2006.
June 15 -
CHICAGO — Ohio State University on Friday is expected to tap a private investor that has offered $483 million in cash to take over the school’s parking system for 50 years in a deal that would make OSU the first public university to privatize such an asset.
June 5 -
City Colleges of Chicago chief financial officer Kenneth Gotsch has resigned to take over the financial reins of Columbia College Chicago.
June 5 -
CHICAGO — Kent State University will come to market Thursday with $170 million of new-money bonds that will raise funds for a large capital plan at the school's main campus in Kent, Ohio.
June 4 -
The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York sold $140 million of new-money and refunding revenue bonds for triple-A rated Columbia University on Wednesday, after retail priced the same day.
May 30 -
At its meeting on Wednesday the board of the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York approved approximately $3.9 billion in financings for higher education and health care institutions.
May 23 -
DALLAS — Top Louisiana officials said Monday that higher education and public health would be devastated by fiscal 2013 spending cuts mandated by a budget passed late last week by the House.
May 15 -
CHICAGO — The Illinois Finance Authority last week advanced financings on behalf of Loyola University of Chicago and Lake Forest College to help fund upgrades to residential and other student facilities considered key to the schools' appeal.
May 14 -
Moody’s Investors Service Tuesday upgraded to B1 from B3 the rating on Southern California University of Health Science’s Series 1997 bonds and also revised the outlook to positive from negative on $7.5 million of outstanding bonds.
May 10 -
The University of Texas System Board of Regents last week said the system would contribute $25 million a year to operations of a medical school in Austin if locals provide $35 million a year.
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