Regents approve state university funding requests as efficiency work continues
The Iowa Board of Regents has entered into a new phase of revenue enhancement and cost efficiency work at state universities as the institutions ask for increased state government support to help with rising expenses in essential areas. The board at its Thursday meeting approved fiscal year 2028 state appropriations requests from the University of […]
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