Braun’s new IU Board of Trustees appointments include Marilee Springer, Dr. David Hormuth and Isaac White, IU student trustee.
Tag: higher education
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.
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.
What (little) we know about Brian Eagle, IU’s third new trustee
Attention has largely been paid to Jim Bopp Jr. and Sage Steele.
Martin University to host community block party June 20
Prospective students can get help enrolling at Martin at the block party.
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.
Prepare for your future at Indianapolis college fair June 17
Seven Indiana colleges will be at the Burmese American Community Institute’s event.
Purdue’s new Indy campus to include green space, retail
Purdue eventually plans to build 16 buildings and enroll 15,000 students in Indianapolis.
Rokita wants answers on alleged race-based practices at Butler, DePauw
The Indiana Attorney General asked the universities to provide information about their admissions and hiring practices.
Ivy Tech to lay off 200 employees across Indiana
The largest number of layoffs occurred at the college’s Systems Office in Indianapolis, which is slated to lose 44 employees.


