Owners of municipal bonds usually aren’t happy to see their holdings go into the red, but this year, they’re taking full advantage of negative returns in September and early October.

A new tool is trying to connect colleges with potential partners as higher education institutions face a shrinking pipeline of students.

William Jessup University, a struggling Christian institution outside of Sacramento, received a lifeline from a wealthy benefactor with longstanding ties to the college.

A private college in Illinois is sweetening its upcoming bond deal by adding a student apartment complex to increase investor protections.

New Hampshire’s executive council voted down a proposal to bring the first Bitcoin-backed bond to the municipal market.

Tom Koch, the mayor of Quincy, Massachusetts, is trying to buy the campus that Eastern Nazarene College abandoned when it shuttered last year.

St. John’s University has officially sold its Staten Island campus for $30 million to Wagner College, according to documents from the New York City Office of the City Register.

The US Department of Education wants to grease the wheels for college mergers and acquisitions, a rare Trump administration proposal with broad support from university leaders who see the policy helping the sector withstand a wave of financial distress.

Saint Francis University was out of its league, and Father Malachi Van Tassell knew it.

Northeastern University’s takeover of New York City’s Marymount Manhattan College provided a $202.7 million windfall, bolstered by its new ownership of prime Manhattan real estate.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is planning to participate in President Donald Trump’s controversial federal school choice program, according to a statement Friday.

The riskiest asset class is converging with one of the safest in a first-of-its-kind financial product: A Bitcoin-backed municipal bond.

Basketball teams’ financial health is more important than ever as schools can now pay their student-athletes. 

A shift is afoot in how US municipal borrowers structure their debt sales.

Pressure is building in the US municipal bond market.

The closure of Philadelphia’s University of the Arts unleashed a court fight over how to divvy up the cash it left behind.

Thinning reserves and negative cash flows will likely lead Brightline Trains Florida LLC to restructure its debt within the next six months, according to S&P analysts who downgraded the struggling private rail line deeper into junk territory this week.

Ohio Dominican University didn’t make a bond payment due on March 1 — the latest sign of the school’s financial woes.

Morgan Stanley’s annual “State of the States” webinar is usually a pretty staid tour of state balance sheets. This year, though, it drew more than double the usual audience and more than six times typical registration as financial advisers clamored for a chance to ask questions about what President Donald Trump’s agenda means for municipal budgets — and the bonds tied to them.