Development/fund raising

Albright College raises awareness of the true cost of education by citing role of donors in subsidizing a third of the academic year.

Alumni, foundations and companies gave record $28 billion in 2006, up 9.4 percent over 2005

Columbus State U.'s new downtown branch distinctive in terms of private support, urban revitalization and investment in the fine arts.

University of the Ozarks sues life insurance companies over a failed fund raising program for alumni and donors.

Conventional wisdom has it that if an alumnus wants to help his kids’ chances of getting into the old alma mater, he should step up his contributions to the college for a few years before a child mails out an application.

Demise of Antioch College points to challenges facing progressive colleges -- and strategies used by some to thrive.

"A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste." That phrase has for decades been associated with the United Negro College Fund, which supports private black colleges. But the phrase is much more widely known than the history of the UNCF.

Quality of life and influence in the institution matter most to chief financial officers -- far more than pay, survey finds.

To some at the University of Iowa, the corporate whiff of a potential "Wellmark College of Public Health" might be too much.

As campaign targets grow and accountability measures proliferate, is development headed in the wrong direction?