University reports $639 million received in 2011—third highest total.
10.12.11
Schools continue to report favorable results—but those with capital campaigns can grow faster.
10.11.11
Endowment, growing faster than Harvard’s, rises 19.5 percent to $16.5 billion.
9.26.11
The Tigers top the Crimson (not to mention the Elis and the Cardinal).
10.15.10
A rate of return and endowment growth much higher than Harvard’s and Yale’s
9.28.10
The New Haven Ivy’s results reflect an investment strategy heavily weighted toward real assets and private equity.
9.24.10
In an “Opening Year Dialogue” with former ABC news anchor Charlie Gibson, the president airs her views on a wide range of University issues.
9.22.10
The New York Ivy’s endowment strategy yields a stronger result than Harvard’s.
9.16.10
President Faust on the state of the University, with the financial crisis now in the rearview mirror.
9.9.10
Harvard Management Company reports positive results, following the sharp decline in fiscal year 2009.
9.9.10
A two-year contract would increase staff members’ compensation.
7.1.10
Harvard Management Company refines its compensation system, and aims to gain more advantageous terms for assets managed externally.
5.18.10
UPDATED. Other institutions’ endowment results—and further budget cuts—suggest the challenges facing Harvard Management Company and the University.
2.10.10
The Harvard University Financial Report for fiscal year 2009 documents losses not previously detailed.
1.1.10
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences and four professional schools offer incentives for senior professors to plan their retirements.
12.2.09