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Claire Rafford covers higher education. Email her at claire.rafford@mirrorindy.org
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Cuts at IU Indy mean fewer liberal arts degrees for students
The loss of majors comes as state lawmakers further push students toward majors closely aligned with jobs.
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Incoming head of Purdue Indianapolis says campus is ready to grow
The university plans to expand to 15,000 students in Indy.
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What’s next for the Larue Carter Hospital on the west side
Community leaders want to see adult literacy and reading help prioritized.
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This program helps seniors find jobs. Trump’s cuts would end it
Goodwill’s program helps low-income seniors in Indy learn skills, such as digital literacy.
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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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A college and career program for at-risk youth is losing most of its funding
“It’s quite literally a gut punch,” one Indiana workforce official said.
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Purdue’s new Indy campus to include green space, retail
Purdue eventually plans to build 16 buildings and enroll 15,000 students in Indianapolis.
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IU Indianapolis removes ‘Black Lives Matter’ banner on Michigan Street
The climate surrounding DEI has shifted drastically from just a few years ago, when IU and other universities made pledges to fight racism following the murder of George Floyd.
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Indiana University closes DEI office amid political pressure
IU is the second college to close its diversity, equity and inclusion office in Indianapolis.