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The University of Idaho has outsourced at least $7.3 million of consulting work to President C. Scott Green’s previous employer.

The University of Idaho has outsourced at least $7.3 million of consulting work to President C. Scott Green’s previous employer.

This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on Feb. 27, 2024. The University of Idaho has outsourced at least $7.3 million of consulting work to President C. Scott Green’s previous employer. Hogan Lovells — an international law firm with 48 offices across the globe — appears to have received most of the money the U […] The post University of Idaho funnels $7.3 million of Phoenix consulting to President Green’s former employer appeared first on Idaho Cap...

The purchase is built on a shaky governing model that could expose the state to a "disastrous financial judgment,” an attorney for the Legislature wrote Thursday.

Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on February 23, 2024 (UPDATED, 2:57 p.m., with comment from State Board of Education.) Lawmakers should take “appropriate legal action” against the proposed University of Phoenix acquisition, an attorney for the Legislature said Thursday. In a 10-page letter to the Legislature, made public Friday, legislative legal counsel Elizabeth Bowen says the […] The post Attorney’s letter spells out Idaho lawmakers’ case against Univer...

This story was originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on Feb. 19, 2024. The $685 million University of Phoenix purchase could trigger a “multi-notch downgrade” in the University of Idaho’s bond rating,

The $685 million University of Phoenix purchase could trigger a “multi-notch downgrade” in the University of Idaho’s bond rating, according to a newly issued report.

The $685 million University of Phoenix purchase could trigger a “multi-notch downgrade” in the University of Idaho’s bond rating, according to a newly issued report.

The University of Phoenix purchase could trigger a “multi-notch downgrade” in the University of Idaho’s bond rating, Moody's said.

The University of Idaho now has an A1 bond rating. The proposed $685 million University of Phoenix purchase jeopardizes that high rating, analysts said last week.