The loss of majors comes as state lawmakers further push students toward majors closely aligned with jobs.
Tag: higher education
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Indiana’s college-going rate drops again, dipping to 51.7%
The new data was quietly released by Indiana’s Commission for Higher Education.
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Learn about Black colleges, universities at July 26 cookout
The annual event invites HBCU alumni and prospective students to gather for food and fellowship.
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Incoming head of Purdue in Indianapolis says campus is ready to grow
The university plans to expand to 15,000 students in Indy.
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Gov. Braun makes 3 new IU Board of Trustees appointments
Braun’s new IU Board of Trustees appointments include Marilee Springer, Dr. David Hormuth and Isaac White, IU student trustee.
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Indiana colleges cut hundreds of low-enrollment degrees ahead of state mandate
The state’s higher education commission made the cuts official on June 30.
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Indiana’s public colleges and universities agree to tuition freeze
All 15 of Indiana’s public colleges and universities have agreed to freeze tuition and mandatory fees for in-state undergraduate students, Gov. Mike Braun’s announced Tuesday.
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What (little) we know about Brian Eagle, IU’s third new trustee
Attention has largely been paid to Jim Bopp Jr. and Sage Steele.
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Martin University to host community block party June 20
Prospective students can get help enrolling at Martin at the block party.
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IU changes protest policy after federal lawsuit
Amendments removed the time restrictions on when students can protest, which the ACLU said violated the First Amendment.
