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New Indiana Budget Expected to Impact 400+ Higher Ed Degree Programs

Pollution · Indianapolis

New Indiana Budget Expected to Impact 400+ Higher Ed Degree Programs

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

INDIANAPOLIS -- More than 400 higher education degree programs in the state of Indiana are expected to be impacted once the new state budget officially goes into effect on Tuesday. Officials with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education announced on Monday that six of Indiana's public higher education institutions "voluntarily" submitted more than 400 degree programs for elimination, suspension or merger/consolidation. A news release from the…See the Story

Hoosiers will spend more green for their red, white and blue cookouts

Elkhart, Indiana · Elkhart

Hoosiers will spend more green for their red, white and blue cookouts

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

INDIANAPOLIS — Fourth of July celebrations this week will come at a slightly higher cost than last year’s cookouts, according to the Indiana Farm Bureau.See the Story

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