Endowment

Maine's COA Receives $1.25 Million Gift

Maine’s College of the Atlantic has received a $1.25 million gift that will pay for a faculty head of the school’s literature and women’s studies program.

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Fisk U Agrees To Share Art Collection

Fisk University in Tennessee says it has completed an agreement with an Arkansas museum to share ownership of the Stieglitz Art Collection.

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Western Michigan University Investing Less In U.S. Stocks, More In REITS And Global Bonds

Western Michigan University is changing where its investing its money from domestic to international assets to decrease risk and enhance returns.

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Use Surplus To Boost University Endowments (Opinion)

By devoting a share of the money to the endowments, North Dakotans can make the surplus work for them for generations.

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UC Santa Barbara Gets $50-Million Gift From Oracle Chairman

The donation from Jeffrey and Judy Henley is the biggest in UC Santa Barbara's history. It will support energy efficiency research and engineering programs.

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Higher Returns for Endowments

Understanding the value premium in the U.S. equity market

To outperform the broad U.S. equity market, many college and university endowments focus primarily on hiring active managers to outperform a narrow part of the market, such as large-cap growth or small-cap value, while maintaining an equal allocation between growth stocks and value stocks. In addition to active management, however, these endowments should also consider taking advantage of a structural bias that exists in the U.S. equity market: the outperformance of value stocks relative to growth stocks over longer periods (the value premium).

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UConn President Wants $1 Billion Endowment

University of Connecticut President Susan Herbst has outlined a future for the school that includes 300 more faculty members and a $1 billion endowment.

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Longhorn Network revenues endow faculty chair

The University of Texas said today that it has allocated $1 million from Longhorn Network revenues to create an endowed chair in Latin American art history and criticism. Professor Andrea Giunta in the College of Fine Arts has been appointed to the chair.

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