Financial & Institutional Data

Institutional Data

• Interactive Map: Many States Cut Money for Higher Education

  Many states will provide less money this year for higher education from appropriations and other sources, according to an annual survey.

• Extended List: Research Financing of AAU Members and Nonmembers

• Table: Licensing Revenue and Patent Activity, 2009 Fiscal Year

• Tables: Spending on Political Influence by For-Profit Colleges

  By Jeffrey Brainard

  The sector is a significant player in lobbying expenditures and employee contributions to federal campaigns.

• Having a Multitude of Small Academic Programs Is Common—but Risky

  By Jeffrey Brainard

  Public institutions often have programs that award fewer than seven degrees a year, The Chronicle has found. That can draw the unwanted attention of budget cutters.

• Interactive Map: Where Public Colleges Face the Greatest Budget Stress

• What the Biggest Lenders Spent on Lobbying and Campaign Contributions

  Federal student-aid policies are the target.

• Campus Impact on Climate

• Colleges With the Highest Fines for Workplace Safety

• 2009 Great Colleges to Work For

  By Jeffrey J. Selingo

  More than 300 four-year and two-year colleges signed up for the second annual survey by The Chronicle, and 39 were named to a new Honor Roll for their workplace policies.

• Accidents Rise on Campuses as Inspections Decline

  By JEFFREY BRAINARD

• Colleges Strain to Reach Climate-Friendly Future

  By RICHARD MONASTERSKY

• Federal Spending on Academic Research Rose Slightly in 2008

  By Charles Huckabee

  The rise follows two years of declines, but the federal share of total academic research spending again dropped, says the National Science Foundation.

• Employees in Colleges and Universities by Racial and Ethnic Group, Fall 2007

• The Academic Workplace