IU, Purdue sign off on realignment that promises growth for both schools in Indianapolis

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4 thoughts on “IU, Purdue sign off on realignment that promises growth for both schools in Indianapolis

  1. ” IUPUI has struggled to increase enrollment and raise money. And Indianapolis is one of a few large American cities without what’s called an “R1 doctoral university,” known for high research activity. The latter is in part because the IU School of Medicine, despite being located on the IUPUI campus, reports its research labs and funding numbers through IU Bloomington, which hurts IUPUI rankings.”

    The above quote is inaccurate.

    In the past, IUPUI counted the School of Medicine’s research money as part of IUPUI. But several years ago the Bloomington bean-counters rejiggered where the med school stood in the org chart to give Bloomington a boost. This was to bolster Bloomington’s research-dollar tallies, which were pretty anemic.

    True fact.

  2. Only IUI will have sports teams. As far as is known, students taking Purdue classes will be registered to West Lafayette and won’t be able to participate in intercollegiate sports. They’re SOL.

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