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Martin University grants not being renewed in Gov. Braun's proposed budget
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun's proposed budget and its lack of funding for a predominately Black university in Indianapolis is sparking outrage. Many Hoosiers are concerned about what the financial changes could mean for the future of Martin University. "It's a racist move. That's all it is," said State Rep. Greg Porter (D-District 96).
Braun proposes funding cuts for Martin University and a program for disadvantaged students
On the chopping block in Republican Gov. Mike Braun's slimmed-down state budget proposal: grant funding for Indiana's only predominantly Black institution and a program that assists minority and first-generation college students.
Braun budget proposes no funding for Martin University
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Governor Mike Braun's budget proposal doesn't include funding for Martin University
Martin University, the only predominantly Black institution of higher education in Indiana, won't be getting a funding boost under Governor Mike Braun's 2025 budget proposal.
‘It’s racist.’ Indy lawmaker blasts Braun for not funding Martin University
Martin received $5 million in the 2023-25 state budget, which the university used to attract and retain Black students to its teaching, criminal justice and STEM programs.
Martin University responds to Gov. Braun’s proposed state budget
Statement from Joseph Perkins, Chair of Martin University’s Board of Trustees: “We are aware of the conversations surrounding Governor Braun’s proposed state budget and want to address any concerns regarding
Democrat cries foul as Braun scraps Holcomb-era grants for Martin University
Braun's budget proposal didn't carry forward a one-time investment into the predominantly Black Martin University.
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Martin University leader says it will survive Braun budget proposal
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The chair of Martin University’s Board of Trustees says Indiana’s only predominantly Black university will survive Gov. Mike Braun’s proposal to withdraw funding.
UT Martin’s 5-year plan unanimously approved by advisory board
The University of Tennessee at Martin Advisory Board unanimously approved the school’s 2025-2030 strategic plan during its ...