Claire Rafford, Mirror Indy
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Last July, the Indiana Department of Workforce Development updated its policy to require students in adult education programs to provide proof of their citizenship or immigration status in response to Trump’s order.
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Indiana public colleges can’t raise in-state tuition or fees until the 2027-28 school year.
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As Purdue and IU students head back to class, effects from the 2024 separation remain.
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The funding will support workforce training people being released from prison and jail.
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Students and former employees say the university owes students money.
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The university campus was listed for sale earlier this year for $3.5 million.
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Three weeks after announcing a “pause in operations,” Martin University’s board of trustees announced that the college is closing its doors for good.
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Starting Jan. 1, Purdue students and staff will not be able to check out books from IU.
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The interim president told staff the university does not have money to pay them.