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In a new report, the Congressional Research Service estimates it will cost the federal government $141 billion to provide the tax benefits to students and families from 2019-2023.

In this edition: A Senate subcommittee holds a hearing on student-athlete pay, the higher education community weighs in on campus free speech, and more.

In an effort to increase transparency about contributed non-financial assets, FASB’s exposure draft would require distinct financial statement presentation and enhanced disclosures.

The president’s proposal would make cuts to numerous student aid programs, research funding, and other agencies, though Congress ultimately has control in the appropriations process.

GASB has addressed a huge issue for higher education by approving a fast-tracked project to modify criteria for determining when defined contribution pension plans are component units and should be included in fiduciary fund statements.

In this edition: A court of appeals ruling expands Title IX liabilities, Democrats propose an infrastructure plan that would restore advance refunding for tax-exempt bonds, and more.

Over his 35-year tenure at the University of Denver, Craig Woody made a tremendous impact on the institution and the business and financial officer profession. Woody, who retired in 2019, has received this NACUBO Award for a career’s worth of outstanding contributions.

The Department of Education’s controversial new proposed rules on foreign gift reporting will be withdrawn and rewritten before schools have to comply.

Findings from the 2019 NACUBO-TIAA Study of Endowments have been released and show how endowments fared and supported students, faculty, and campus operations in FY19.