News Showing 21-30 of 2154 Filter Filters: Year 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 Topics Accounting and Financial Reporting Analytics Athletics Auxiliary Services, Campus Operations Campus Safety Community Colleges Comprehensive/Doctoral Institutions Dept. of Education Compliance Diversity and Inclusion Effectiveness E-Learning Endowment and Debt Management Energy Efficiency, Sustainability Facilities and Sustainability FASB Finance Form 1098-T GASB Global Operations Grants Management Human Resources Leadership Legislative Update Organizational Effectiveness Planning and Budgeting Privacy & Data Security Regulations Research Universities Retirement Risk Management and Campus Security Small Institutions Student Financial Services Tax Technology September 23, 2022 Federal Lawmakers Propose Strict Rules for Endowments and College Costs Adding to the focus on higher education policies in Washington, DC, some politicians have introduced legislation that, if passed, would have severe implications for colleges and universities. September 19, 2022 NACUBO and Higher Education Groups Provide Feedback on Proposed Title IX Rules The higher education community hopes that the Department of Education will publish a final rule that will assist educational institutions in their efforts to prevent sex-based harassment, aid victims, and ensure impartial procedures for all parties involved. September 19, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: September 13–19, 2022 The Government Finance Officers Association raises concerns over proposed financial reporting, a top ED official leaves for the Lumina Foundation, and more. September 12, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: September 7–12, 2022 NACUBO asks for clarity around a Department of Education rulemaking on change in ownership, registration is open for Friday’s Washington Update, and more. September 07, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: August 17–September 6, 2022 The Biden administration announces broad debt cancellation and reminds borrowers of a PSLF waiver deadline, DHS publishes a DACA rule, and more. August 27, 2022 Bill Clarifying VA 85-15 Reporting Exemption Becomes Law In an advocacy win for higher education, the legislative fix clarifies that institutions whose veterans make up 35 percent or less of the school’s total enrollment will not have to submit headcounts to the VA on a program-by-program basis. August 16, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: August 10–16, 2022 President Joe Biden is expected to sign the Inflation Reduction Act into law, the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board publishes a summary of comments on ESG in municipal securities, and more. August 10, 2022 GASB Proposal Addresses Risk Disclosures GASB’s latest exposure draft would require disclosures for risks related to concentrations or constraints that can affect service provision or obligation fulfillment. Comments are due September 30. August 09, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: August 2–9, 2022 In this edition: The Inflation Reduction Act passes the Senate, ED releases the Fiscal Operations Report for 2021-22 and announces a new deadline, and more. August 05, 2022 New Report Shows Cost—Not Revenue—of Federal Student Loan Program A report from the Government Accountability Office shows that while the Federal Direct Loan Program was originally estimated to generate $114 billion over 25 years, it has actually cost the government an estimated $197 billion. The swing was driven by programmatic changes and new estimates using revised economic and loan-performance data.
September 23, 2022 Federal Lawmakers Propose Strict Rules for Endowments and College Costs Adding to the focus on higher education policies in Washington, DC, some politicians have introduced legislation that, if passed, would have severe implications for colleges and universities.
September 19, 2022 NACUBO and Higher Education Groups Provide Feedback on Proposed Title IX Rules The higher education community hopes that the Department of Education will publish a final rule that will assist educational institutions in their efforts to prevent sex-based harassment, aid victims, and ensure impartial procedures for all parties involved.
September 19, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: September 13–19, 2022 The Government Finance Officers Association raises concerns over proposed financial reporting, a top ED official leaves for the Lumina Foundation, and more.
September 12, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: September 7–12, 2022 NACUBO asks for clarity around a Department of Education rulemaking on change in ownership, registration is open for Friday’s Washington Update, and more.
September 07, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: August 17–September 6, 2022 The Biden administration announces broad debt cancellation and reminds borrowers of a PSLF waiver deadline, DHS publishes a DACA rule, and more.
August 27, 2022 Bill Clarifying VA 85-15 Reporting Exemption Becomes Law In an advocacy win for higher education, the legislative fix clarifies that institutions whose veterans make up 35 percent or less of the school’s total enrollment will not have to submit headcounts to the VA on a program-by-program basis.
August 16, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: August 10–16, 2022 President Joe Biden is expected to sign the Inflation Reduction Act into law, the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board publishes a summary of comments on ESG in municipal securities, and more.
August 10, 2022 GASB Proposal Addresses Risk Disclosures GASB’s latest exposure draft would require disclosures for risks related to concentrations or constraints that can affect service provision or obligation fulfillment. Comments are due September 30.
August 09, 2022 NACUBO On Your Side: August 2–9, 2022 In this edition: The Inflation Reduction Act passes the Senate, ED releases the Fiscal Operations Report for 2021-22 and announces a new deadline, and more.
August 05, 2022 New Report Shows Cost—Not Revenue—of Federal Student Loan Program A report from the Government Accountability Office shows that while the Federal Direct Loan Program was originally estimated to generate $114 billion over 25 years, it has actually cost the government an estimated $197 billion. The swing was driven by programmatic changes and new estimates using revised economic and loan-performance data.
