Development/fund-raising

Universities with varying budgets look to mixed-use developments off campus to attract students and professors. 

Auto company not only finances exceptionally lucrative endowed chairs at Clemson, but interviews all finalists.

Executive who promised millions to three dental colleges reneges, forcing students to find money to pay tuition.

Naming names (not to mention GPA's and SAT scores), new book takes on preferences for the rich and famous -- and alumni children.

Trustees' association releases report that outlines best practices for college presidents and trustees.

In last 2 weeks, 4 universities announced campaigns to raise at least $3 billion each. Those institutions will gain. Will higher education?

Florida Atlantic hopes new stadium project will draw fans and new students, but critics say it could be chasing a dream.

In Harrisburg, Pa., public funds help a private college attract minority students to science fields.

A new book says foundations and educational institutions don't always see each other in the best light -- but both sides want better cooperation.

Board ousts president who revived St. Andrews Presbyterian College, favoring chief who focuses even more on development.