An early look at initial/estimated state support for fiscal year 2024.

A report on alternate measures of state support showing how states vary in their capacity and effort to fund higher education.

A dataset providing initial data on student residency in higher education finance, including FTE enrollment and tuition and fee revenue by residency.

A dataset on newly collected SHEF data that explores sector-level performance-based funding (PBF) allocations.

A dataset on public capital appropriations, including the sources and uses of capital appropriations.

Overview of how states use lottery proceeds as a means for state support for higher education, including through state financial aid and institutional appropriations.

Overview of local appropriations for public two- and four-year institutions, including per FTE, and intersections of state and local appropriations.

Detailed data on the sources of COVID-19 federal stimulus funding for higher education, and the broad state uses of those funds.

Overview of how state funding for general operating and financial aid to private institutions has changed over time.

Explore trends over time in the use of federal stimulus funding for higher education during recessions, by state.

Explores trends in state-funded student financial aid and differences for students attending public and private institutions.

The latest updates on how well states have recovered from the Great Recession across multiple SHEF metrics.

Learn about differences in higher education enrollment and revenues across the four Census regions.

Analysis of trends in state revenues and expenditures that led to the slow recovery in higher education funding.

Important context and considerations for interpreting the large increases in state funding for higher education in Illinois.

A comprehensive review of the depth of state funding cuts, total revenue recovery, and changes in state aid.

Highlights from a survey on outcomes-based funding, including metrics included and funding allocated based on these outcome metrics.

An examination of trends and changes in the sources and uses of public funding in higher education.

A first look into sector-level SHEF data. These data continue to improve and become more complete over time.

Additional context for understanding the Great Recession and subsequent recovery compared to the two prior recessions.