INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The chair of Martin University's Board of Trustees says Indiana's only predominantly Black university ...

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has left the state’s predominately Black institution out of his 2025-27 budget proposal. Martin University has only received state funding for the past two years ...

Mike Braun’s state budget proposal for Martin University, a private university in Indianapolis and Indiana’s only predominantly Black institution. State Rep. Gregory W. Porter, a Democrat from ...

La Kiesha Jackson (D-Indianapolis), who represents Martin’s campus area, and other members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus have rallied behind the university. Martin will continue ...

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. Parents who make this ...

Governor Mike Braun has announced the appointment of four members to the IU Board of Trustees. This comes after controversy for passing a law removing alumni's ability to elect board members.

He thinks the state should continue to fund Martin because of its unique status. “We need to help (Indiana’s) only predominantly Black university,” Porter told Mirror Indy, “to give them ...

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 ...

Martin University describes itself as Indiana’s only predominantly Black institution of higher education. The founders in 1977 had a vision was to serve low-income, minority, and adult learners.

Martin University, the only predominantly Black institution in Indiana, started receiving state funding two years ago—a welcome $5 million cash influx for the enrollment-starved private university.