Indiana Agencies Cut Staff, Contracts, Mandatory Spending Plans Begin
More Indiana state agencies are earning approval for their mandatory expense-reduction strategies — albeit with varying enthusiasm.
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Indiana’s Degree Cuts Threaten Access For Working Adults
Indiana’s move to cut low-enrollment college degree programs may collide with many adults who say they want more access to affordable higher education.
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Data Finds Schools Most Affected By Financial Aid Cuts
A proposal to shrink thousands of state financial aid grants is likely to cut deepest at schools like Ivy Tech Community College, as well as Indiana, Purdue and Ball State universities.Â
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Bill To Reduce State’s Attorney Shortage Passes House Committee
A bill that would establish a county deputy prosecuting attorney-public defender scholarship program and fund has been approved by the Indiana House Ways and Means Committee.
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Indiana’s Public Colleges And Universities Are Slowly — But Surely — Moving To E-Transcripts
Hoosier students at both the high school and college levels will soon have their academic transcripts converted into a common digital file as part of a yearslong initiative to better manage — and share — educational records.
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Commentary: Indiana Must Responsibly Provide Relief For Hoosiers
Indiana’s most recent budget forecast shows that our state surplus is on track to reach a stunning $6 billion by the end of the fiscal year in July.
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