Purdue University’s president, Mitch Daniels, and some of its faculty members are still sparring over the institution’s proposed purchase of Kaplan University.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education and the U.S. Department of Education have already approved the deal, and the regional accreditor, the Higher Learning Commission, is scheduled to review the proposal in a hearing this week. The Lafayette Journal & Courier reported on Monday that some faculty members said they would travel to Chicago for the hearing in an effort to stop the acquisition.
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