Janet Lorin is a higher education finance reporter at Bloomberg. She covers a range of topics including educational policy, school governance, and investment strategies within the higher education sector, as well as legal affairs related to education. Janet's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Fortune, and The Boston Globe, among many others.
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Janet Lorin's coverage focuses on government, politics, and higher education issues in the United States. She appears to be particularly interested in legal and regulatory developments within colleges and universities, as well as controversies involving college presidents.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to higher education institutions, she may be receptive to pitches from experts with insights into Title VI compliance, plagiarism investigations at academic institutions, or issues of discrimination and antisemitism on college campuses.
Additionally, considering her interest in reactions from political figures such as GOP members and Biden administration officials following key events at prestigious universities like Harvard and MIT suggests that she may also welcome perspectives from policymakers or individuals closely involved with these educational organizations.
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By: Janet Lorin, Steven T. Dennis
Two major college sports conferences, the Big Ten and SEC, said they would support a bipartisan bill to regulate college sports, even though it's unlikely the bill will move before the Senate leaves for August recess next week.
By: Janet Lorin, Steven T. Dennis
Two major college sports conferences, the Big Ten and SEC, said they would support a bipartisan bill to regulate college sports, even though it's unlikely the bill will move before the Senate leaves for August recess next week.
By: Janet Lorin, Steven T. Dennis
Two major college sports conferences, the Big Ten and SEC, said they would support a bipartisan bill to regulate college sports, even though it's unlikely the bill will move before the Senate leaves for August recess next week.
By: Steven T. Dennis, Janet Lorin
Two major college sports conferences, the Big Ten and SEC, said they would support a bipartisan bill to regulate college sports, even though it's unlikely the bill will move before the Senate leaves for August recess next week.
By: Steven T. Dennis, Janet Lorin
Janet Lorin and Steven T. Dennis, Bloomberg News Two major college sports conferences, the Big Ten and SEC, said they would support a
By: Janet Lorin, Steven T. Dennis
Most Popular College football changes fast in the era of the transfer portal. If you blink, the dominant teams of the current era can become afterthoughts.…
By: Steven T. Dennis, Janet Lorin
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Brown University President Christina Paxson will step down at the end of the upcoming academic year after leading the Ivy League school since 2012.
The University of North Carolina’s endowment management company made an initial investment in SpaceX more than 15 years ago.
By: Janet Lorin
Investments in artificial intelligence companies will also deliver outsized returns to some funds.
