Affirmative Action

The bill would amend the Higher Education Act to prevent accredited private and public universities from using legacy admission.

The end of affirmative action brought attention to top schools that prioritize admission for children of alumni, but the issue isn’t present at Indiana University and Purdue University.

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about the Supreme Court’s rulings.  

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is continuing his fight on culture wars issues, this time on reproductive health care records and workplace diversity.

Rep. Earl Harris, Jr. said the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus is still working to diversify universities.

Domestic enrolled students of color have slowly increased at IU, with nearly 12,000 in fall 2022. But white enrollment is still more than twice that– at nearly 30,000 students.

We look at how the affirmative action ban could affect students, the expansion of the Monroe County Convention Center is moving forward and a talented teen violinist makes it to Carnegie Hall.

Join us this Friday as we will talk with law experts about these pending cases and the impacts these rulings could have.  

Experts have concerns case before Supreme Court could impact more than just admissions.

Join us this Friday as we talk with our guests about the Supreme Court's discussion of potentially removing race-based admissions from schools.