Megann Clarke

3 weeks ago | agb.org | Megann Clarke

With fewer than three weeks remaining before the July 4 legislative recess, Congress is accelerating its work on the budget reconciliation bill, which recently passed the House and is now being debated in the Senate. This comprehensive legislation carries significant consequences for higher education. It could impact institutions across the country.

4 weeks ago | agb.org | Megann Clarke

You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership. If you are logging in for the first time, click here. New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?

1 month ago | agb.org | Megann Clarke

Skip to main content To support action in affirming institutional commitment to institutional autonomy and board independence, AGB offers a sample board resolution that your board can adopt or adapt.

1 month ago | agb.org | Megann Clarke

In the landmark case of Dartmouth College v. Woodward (1819), the Supreme Court affirmed the sanctity of educational charters and the independence of institutions from political interference. For over two centuries, this foundational decision has safeguarded the ability of higher education to serve society impartially, fostering discovery, innovation, and civic leadership free from transient political pressures.

1 month ago | agb.org | Megann Clarke

The House Education and Workforce Committee recently reported out a budget reconciliation package that would substantially reshape federal student aid, institutional accountability, and regulatory frameworks in higher education. Built largely on the previously introduced College Cost Reduction Act (H.R. 6951, 118th Congress), this legislation is aligned with broader efforts to reduce federal spending and diminish the U.S. Department of Education’s role.