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Great news: congratulations to a fantastic campus! Ironic that it occurs at a time when the Republican Party seems intent on killing off higher education generally, and research funding specifically. The GOP is a disaster
The former Republican political Party is no longer functional . Now it is MUSK -TRUMP MAGA CULT loyal only to the Oligarchy ruling by Fiat executive orders to dismantle the Federal Government .
Whoa. This is HUGE! Great job!
How will the loss of NIH funding affect the status of these R1 universities, and more importantly, how will it affect the work they do?
Huge news for IU Indianapolis – very exciting!