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July 3, 2024
2024 primary debate for governor. Broadcast live from hein Hall Auditorium on the campus. This event as a final formal debate of the 2024 primary season. The final opportunity for hoosier voters to hear from the republicans vying to succeed Governor Eric Holcomb who is barred by indianas constitution from seeking a third consecutive term. Of course the winner of the may 7 republican gubernatorial primary will advance to novembers general election. I am your moderator, jon schwantes, indiana lawm...
July 3, 2024
Broadcast live from the auditorium on the campus. This event is the final formal debate of the primary season the final opportunity to hear from the republicans vying to succeed Governor Eric Holcomb who is barred by indianas constitution from seeking a third consecutive term. Of course the winner of the gubernatorial primary will advance to novembers general election. I am your moderator the host of public Media Indiana lawmakers program the states longest running Public Affairs show. This deba...
July 3, 2024
2024 primary debate for governor. Broadcast live from hein Hall Auditorium on the campus. This event as a final formal debate of the 2024 primary season. The final opportunity for hoosier voters to hear from the republicans vying to succeed Governor Eric Holcomb who is barred by indianas constitution from seeking a third consecutive term. Of course the winner of the may 7 republican gubernatorial primary will advance to novembers general election. I am your moderator, jon schwantes, indiana lawm...
January 20, 2024
Indiana Senate Bill 8 proposes three higher education innovations - a reverse transfer policy, two-year degrees at four-year universities, and three-year BA programs.
September 30, 2021
The Indiana Department of Health added 2,888 COVID-19 cases to the states total Wednesday, raising it to 959,409. The cases were confirmed Sept. 28. There were 65 confirmed COVID-19 deaths reported, raising the states total to 15,132. The deaths occurred between Aug. 25 and Sept. 28.