Oregon universities will see shift in funding under new model

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Oregon’s public universities will see a change in how much funding the state will provide next fiscal year under a new revised distribution model.

The Higher Education Coordinating Commission, which is the state agency that works with and distributes funds for the public universities and colleges, announced its updated funding model after more than a year of detailed review.

The commission hopes the changes will improve affordability for low-income students and better support each university’s individual mission.

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