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Department of Justice probes Harvard’s financial aid programs over alleged China ties

The Harvard Crimson | July 21, 2026

DOJ opens an investigation into whether Harvard violated federal civil rights law by using gifts from China-based sources to fund financial aid programs that favor foreign students.

Private college revenue is growing, but there's a big caveat

Alcino Donadel | July 07, 2026

Tuition, strong investment returns and fundraising are driving cash flows, but deferred capital projects loom large.

Here is a new balance sheet strategy for today's uncertainties

UB Custom Publishing | July 06, 2026

The question is whether institutions are using what they already own as intelligently as what they can borrow, raise, or earn.

Education Department hands off civil rights and special education

Micah Ward | June 16, 2026

Disability rights advocates are worried that support for students with disabilities will worsen under HHS.

USC Launches $200M AI Initiative

May 06, 2026

USC is launching an initiative to leverage artificial intelligence to accelerate innovation across the university, including in health sciences, security, business and the arts, the school announced Tuesday. The initial effort is being funded with a $200 million gift from venture capitalist, NVIDIA board member and USC Trustee Mark Stevens and his wife Mary. USC […]

A wave of longtime leaders prepare to retire

Alcino Donadel | May 03, 2026

Twelve-year Virginia Tech President Jim Sands has also announced his plans to step down following a 30% rise in enrollment under his tenure.

University Of Wisconsin receives $100 million for its new AI college

Yahoo News | April 28, 2026

The new unit will include existing UW degree programs in computer sciences, data science, statistics, library science, and information science.

College philanthropy grew to an estimated $78 billion last year

Forbes | April 15, 2026

According to a recent survey, 53.1% of private institutions and 57.6% of public institutions reported increases in new funds committed, while 55% of private institutions and 63.7% of public institutions saw gains in funds they received.

Why fundraising is now more crucial—and risky—for colleges today

Alcino Donadel | March 08, 2026

Advancement teams are reexamining how they accept donations as the potential fallout of accepting certain gifts rises.

20 colleges where the most alumni donate

U.S. News | March 02, 2026

Data from the 2024 National Alumni RNL survey show that alumni who had a positive college experience are four times more likely to donate, though the average alumni giving rate during the 2023–2024 academic year was just 8.6%.

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