Are the endowment policies of many of the nation's wealthiest universities broken? The answer seems rather obvious to me. Over the years, a growing number of colleges decided to move more of their ...

With the Trump administration seeking to cut federal funding for colleges and universities, you might be wondering whether ...

Duke receives roughly 31% of its overall funding from the federal government. With that funding in precarity due to Trump administration policies, the University has resorted to layoffs, voluntary ...

A majority of the country’s wealthiest colleges do not make their endowment investments public and do not disclose their proxy voting records, according to survey results released on Tuesday. The ...

The latest bill targeting wealthy colleges and universities would require those with endowments over $1 billion—around 136 public and private colleges nationwide—to cover a certain percentage of all ...

College and university endowments are donation-supported investments that serve as sources of long-term funding. Harvard’s endowment was at $53.2 billion in 2021. Yale’s was $42.3 billion, Stanford’s ...

In the 1970s, when Boston College’s endowment hovered around $5 million, it would have been difficult to predict the powerhouse that BC’s endowment would eventually become. This past fiscal year, the ...

On Thursday, the U.S. House of Representatives advanced Republican budget legislation that would substantially increase the tax on Yale’s endowment investment income — which could limit students’ ...

What is the Luther College Spending Policy? The Luther College Board of Regents has established an annual spending policy. The spending allowance of five percent is calculated on the endowment’s ...

Endowment funds invest donations to generate income without reducing principal, aiding nonprofits. Fund structures vary by use rules; withdrawals often limited to sustain funds long-term. Vanderbilt ...