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Anonymous Donor Gives University of Richmond $150M

An anonymous donor gifted $150 million to the University of Richmond last week, which the university says marks the largest...
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Report Finds Little Recourse for Donors

A Philanthropy Roundtable review of legal cases found that donors have little leverage if a university unilaterally rewrites their gift agreement. They believe legislation is needed.

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Private Minn. University to Receive $82M for Low-Income, First-Gen Programs

The gift will boost student scholarships and fund centers for first-generation students and leadership.

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Carleton College Adopts No-Loan Financial Aid Policy

Starting next fall, thousands of students at Carleton College, a selective private institution in Minnesota, will no longer be expected...
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Penn Medicine Receives $50M Gift to Advance Research

Penn Medicine, the University of Pennsylvania’s medical school, has received a $50 million gift to establish a new center and...
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Temple University Rejects $55M Gift From Alum Amid Financial Crime Allegations

Temple University will terminate a $55 million gift from Christopher M. Barnett, an alumnus who is being investigated for financial...
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Opinion

6 Ways Advancement and Marcomm Can Work Better Together

Building a strategic partnership between these two departments can benefit the work of both teams and yield better results for the institution.

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Trump Administration Threatens Colleges’ Tax-Exempt Status

Under the proposed rule, any college that adopts or maintains admissions policies, scholarships, loans or other programs for students of color could lose its tax-exempt status.