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Higher Ed Groups Condemn Proposal That Could Ax Private College Tax Exemptions
The IRS says “all forms” of racial or ethnic discrimination could trigger loss of tax-exempt status under the regulation, “regardless of the intent behind or the legality of such discrimination.” Organizations say they fear political abuse.
Spencer Foundation to Pause Grant Making
New College Taps Mystery Investor for Loan
Personnel Cuts Impact Both Public and Private Campuses
The University of Oregon is poised to cut more than 100 jobs as it navigates a $65 million budget deficit. Other institutions are making more modest cuts amid similar financial strains.
Congressional Control, State Bonds, Trans Sports Bans: Higher Ed in the Midterms
Universities’ stakes in Tuesday’s elections range from state-level ballot measures on buildings, research funding and transgender athlete participation up to the national question of who will control Congress.
Colleges Keep Adding Football Programs
College football is booming. Ten new or revived programs are taking the field this year, the most since 2013, according to the National Football Foundation. More are on the way.
What if Community Colleges Had Real Endowments?
Should wealthy private universities set aside a portion of their largess for their two-year peers?
Strategic Planning Must Get Faster and Change Quicker
Higher education needs a new planning model that matches today’s pace of change.