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Home » Archives by category » NEWS » Money (Page 3)
Etchemendy: surplus projected for University budget
By Joanna XuThe provost presented Stanford's annual budget report for 2010-2011 on Thursday before the Faculty Senate, saying the financial pressures on the University resulting from economic instability in 2008 were showing…
Stanford’s use of tax-exempt bonds set to continue
By Eric MessingerUniversities' use of tax-exempt bonds to fund capital projects has come under scrutiny from the federal government, introducing the possibility of increased regulation, but Stanford's existing practices appear set to…
Pritzkers donate $10M for undergrad aid
By Miles UnterreinerThe Pritzker family, founders of the Chicago-based Hyatt Hotels Corporation, pledged $10 million to Stanford last week to help financially needy students from Chicago attend the University.…
Stanford to refinance $900M
By Joanna XuThe University plans to launch a $250 million offering as early as next week.…
Terminal grad fees fall slightly
By Eric MessingerTuition for some graduate students will go in an unexpected direction this fall: down…
Admins explain tuition increase
By Robert ToewsThe Stanford Board of Trustees’ announcement last week of an increase in the cost of attendance for the 2010-11 academic year marks an attempt by the University to find a…
Stanford tops private donations list
By The Daily News StaffFor the fifth consecutive year, Stanford ranked first in total private donations among American colleges, according to a report released by the Council for Aid to Education on Wednesday...…
Study: endowment hit harder than average
By An Le NguyenA study by the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) and the Commonfund indicates that Stanford’s endowment took a significantly greater hit than the national average in…
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