But the state’s top higher education official sees signs of hope, too.
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In the Mirror: A Democratic challenger downtown
Plus: Before Caitlin Clark came these Indiana athletes
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Don’t want to vote at the polls? There are 12 reasons you can ask for an “absentee ballot”
And “being an introvert” is not one of them. Plus: The deadline to apply for an absentee ballot is April 25.
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Kafe’ Kuumba celebrates 36 years of open mic nights
Indiana’s oldest running poetry event will celebrate poets of the past and present at Martin University.
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Rep. Moed faces first primary challenge in Sarah Shydale
Incumbent Rep. Justin Moed is seeking his seventh term. Sarah Shydale, 23, would be Indiana’s first openly transgender legislator.
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Community and colors: Holi kicks off Indian club at IUPUI with joy
Swadesh, a new club at IUPUI, aims to help the college’s many Indian students find a home on campus.
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Indiana declines to move back the FAFSA deadline
FAFSA completion among Indiana’s high school seniors is down 28% as many struggle with registration.
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10 standout women athletes we’ve rooted for in Indiana
On WNBA Draft day, we celebrated Hoosier women who killed it in swimming, racing, rowing, basketball and other sports.
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Indy solid waste driver picks up trash — and friends along the way
A day in the life of Henry Bell, Indy’s most beloved garbage truck driver.
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New grant covers free mammograms for uninsured women
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death for Hoosiers.