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AAU Summary of FY18 Omnibus Package
This document summarizes the FY18 Omnibus funding bill for federal agencies and programs of interest to research universities.
FY18 | Agriculture & Food Research Initiative | Department of Defense | Department of Education | Department of Energy | National Institutes of Health | National Endowment for the Humanities | National Science Foundation | NASA | Student Aid | Federal Budget | Analysis
AAU Summary of the President's FY19 Proposed Budget
An overview of the President's proposed budget for FY19, including summaries and analyses for individual agencies.
FY19 | Federal Budget | Agriculture & Food Research Initiative | Department of Defense | Department of Education | Department of Energy | National Institutes of Health | National Endowment for the Humanities | National Science Foundation | NASA | Student Aid | Analysis
AAU FY19 Funding Priorities Table
Learn how the President's FY19 Budget Request will impact AAU's funding priorities.
FY19 | Federal Budget | Agriculture & Food Research Initiative | Department of Defense | Department of Education | Department of Energy | National Endowment for the Humanities | National Institutes of Health | National Science Foundation | NASA | Appropriations Tables | Fact Sheets
AAU, AAMC, and APLU Troubled By Limits on Fetal Tissue Research
AAMC, AAU, and APLU express deep concerns with the restrictions announced by HHS restricting the use of fetal tissue.
Research Administration & Regulation | National Institutes of Health | Press Releases
AAU Submits Joint Letter Expressing Concern Over Additional Limits on Fetal Tissue Research
AAU, along with 91 other higher education organizations and institutions, yesterday sent a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar to express collective concern over the department’s policy imposing substantial barriers to and limiting the use of research using fetal tissue cells
National Institutes of Health | Research Administration & Regulation | Letters
AAU Applauds Proposed Increases for Higher Education, Scientific Research
AAU issued a statement to thank House Appropriators for their efforts to increase funding for higher education and scientific research in the Labor-Health and Human Services-Education Appropriations Bill.
Federal Budget | FY20 | Student Aid | National Institutes of Health | Department of Education | Press Releases
Scientific Infrastructure Funding Brief
AAU calls for an infusion of at least $6 billion for federal research agency programs that support scientific infrastructure at colleges and universities.
Infrastructure and Innovation | Innovation and Competitiveness | National Science Foundation | National Institutes of Health | Department of Defense | Department of Energy | Issue Brief
AAU Joins Letter Advocating for Repeal of Pell Grant Taxability in Reconciliation Package
On September 3, AAU joined nine other higher-education associations in sending a letter to House and Senate appropriators to urge them to repeal the taxability of Pell grants by incorporating the “Tax-Free Pell Grant Act” as part of their final FY2022 reconciliation agreement.
Taxation & Finance | Student Aid Tax Issues | Student Aid | Affordability and Student Aid | Letters
AAU, Associations Express Appreciation for Pell Grant Increase in Budget Reconciliation Bill; Emphasizes More is Needed
AAU joined ACE and more than 20 other higher education organizations in a letter to House Education and Labor Committee leaders expressing appreciation for the committee’s draft reconciliation bill including substantial investments in students, educators, and institutions. These investments include…
Student Aid | Affordability and Student Aid | Letters
Ohio State distributes another $46 million in student aid
To assist students with financial challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, The Ohio State University is distributing another $46 million in federal assistance for students.
Affordability and Student Aid | The Ohio State University