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Taking a cue from last year’s Legislature, Iowa’s public universities for the upcoming session have made significant “special purpose” funding requests that would focus on rural health care, rural development and teacher recruitment.

Receiving no increase in general education funding from the Legislature in its last session, Iowa’s Board of Regents for the upcoming term has more than halved its ask from last year’s $32 million to $14.8 million.

IOWA CITY — After hearing from student representatives worried about the rising cost of higher education but aware of eroding state support, Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved

IOWA CITY — After hearing from student representatives worried about the rising cost of higher education but aware of eroding state support, Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved

IOWA CITY — After hearing from student representatives worried about the rising cost of higher education but aware of eroding state support, Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved

Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved across-the-system tuition and fee increases — including a 3.5% hike for all in-state undergraduates.

Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved across-the-system tuition and fee increases — including a 3.5% hike for all in-state undergraduates.

Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved across-the-system tuition and fee increases — including a 3.5% hike for all in-state undergraduates.

Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved across-the-system tuition and fee increases — including a 3.5% hike for all in-state undergraduates.

Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved across-the-system tuition and fee increases — including a 3.5% hike for all in-state undergraduates.