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• Market meltdowns and endowment allocation: strategies for new market realities 

  THE WORLD'S FINANCIAL markets spent the latter part of 2008 in an unprecedented state of volatility. Pictures of frazzled and depressed traders...

  University Business, 12/01/08 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Taking a stake in campus finances: spreading the power of making investment decisions 

  IN APRIL 2008, STUDENTS AT the University of Florida in Gainesville staged a hunger strike to protest the investment policies and lack of...

  University Business, 09/01/08 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• The windfall gift: what large gifts mean for endowment managers and other campus leaders 

  IT'S AN ELECTION YEAR, SO we're hearing a lot about income and wealth inequality in the United States. The rich seem to be getting richer, in part...

  University Business, 06/01/08 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Five percent of very little is even less: endowment spending decisions and restrictions are popular topics in the press 

  TALK ABOUT NO GOOD deed going unpunished. For the fiscal year ending in June 2007, the average university endowment earned 16.9 percent on its...

  University Business, 03/01/08 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Best foot forward: SOX and financial standards: higher ed leaders come to terms with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act 

  A CORPORATE CEO MIGHT RISK SCANDAL and bad press in the pursuit of profits, but prison? When the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (often known as SOX)...

  University Business, 07/01/07 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Property values: real estate property yields real returns for endowments 

  REAL ESTATE IS A MODERN AMERICAN OBSESSION. WHAT THE NEIGHBORS got for their house is a leading suburban backyard barbecue topic. REAL ESTATE IS...

  University Business, 07/01/06 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Gifts with strings attached: restricted giving doesn't have to leave an institution in a tangle 

  FACULTY AND STUDENTS PUSH KNOWLEDGE FORWARD IN THEIR own ways every day. They expect that freedom, and the academy is designed to give it to them....

  University Business, 05/01/06 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Plugging brain drain: meeting the academic mission and the community's economic development needs at the same time is the goal for a growing number of higher ed leaders 

  NORTH DAKOTA HAD A PROBLEM. YOUNG PEOPLE WERE leaving because there were no jobs, and employers were reluctant to expand because they might not...

  University Business, 02/01/06 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Solving the financial planning: puzzle getting all the planning pieces together helps position institutions for a future that's fiscally fit 

  IN 2004, ROLLINS COLLEGE IN WINTER PARK, Fla., received an amazing gift. George Cornell--who is a university alumnus and philanthropist, a relative...

  University Business, 01/01/06 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication

• Hedging your endowment bets: does playing the hedge fund investment game reduce risk, or add to it? 

  STAR QUARTERBACKS? NOBEL LAUREATES? ONCE UPON a time, these people were the big deals on campuses. Now they have to make room for the new star, the...

  University Business, 11/01/05 by Ann C. Logue · More from publication