Obama-era borrower defense rules set to take effect, and more.

The most significant change for public institutions would be an operating income (or loss) measure that includes noncapital subsidies, such as appropriations. Comments are due February 15.

A new report from the Council of Graduate Schools also indicates that the number of graduate applications to U.S. universities decreased between fall 2016 and fall 2017.

NACUBO has developed sample language to help colleges and universities explain to students and families the change in reporting for tax year 2018 on IRS Form 1098-T.

Under the spending package, which President Donald Trump signed into law on Friday, the maximum Pell Grant award increased by $100, to $6,195. Several other higher education programs received funding increases, and the National Institutes of Health received a funding boost of $2 billion.

FAFSA app details are released, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month begins, and more.

To address member concerns, NACUBO has created a new advisory report with information on overpayments by international students, including potential legal risks, as well as international overpayments processed by third-party companies.

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has released a new standard that modifies the reporting of investment and non-investment interests in legally separate organizations. Statement No. 90, Majority Equity Interests, is effective in FY20.

The 2017-18 Key Facilities Metrics Survey is open through December 17 and is a quick way to gauge your campus’s consumption.

While substantive regulatory guidance on most tax reform provisions affecting colleges and universities has yet to be published by the U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS, a few issues have been addressed and published for community response.