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Rokita is wasting our time and money. He needs to go.
It’s shameful that the state legislature and the AG continue to attack higher education in the state of Indiana. Unfounded allegations, which have never been litigated or proven in a court of law, were leveled at one small part of the IU research enterprise, and as a result, a “messaging bill” (clearly intended to send a message to a specific, very narrow segment of political followers) was passed. Now, it’s being used for more partisan attacks on higher education. When does it stop? When Indiana realizes they can no longer recruit top tier faculty and graduate students and postdocs? When we have a school lose R1 status?