News Briefing: College Donations Go Up in 2007
By Kate Golden on February 20, 2008No Comment
- The Israel Museum opens an exhibit of important art looted by the Nazis from France and then returned after the war. [New York Times]
- Donations to colleges and universities rose to a record of nearly $30 billion in 2007. [Associated Press]
- Google.org teams up with the Soros Economic Development Fund and Omidyar Network to fund a $17 million company that will invest in India. [Associated Press]
- Princeton works to create a program that will send interested students on a year of social service work in a foreign country before they start as freshmen. [New York Times]
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