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As the University of Louisville negotiates terms of donation with Koch foundation, a glance at how Koch money is put to use at other universities.
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The public institution has repeatedly denied, delayed or failed to release materials that we believe are responsive to our public records requests.
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The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting revealed last week that the university was in talks with Schnatter and the Koch Foundation regarding a $6 million proposed gift to create a "center for free economics."
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The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting has learned the Charles Koch Foundation and Papa John's CEO John Schnatter are in negotiations to make a $6 million gift to the University of Louisville's College of Business. Critics caution that other such gifts have come at the cost of academic independence.
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The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting has been locked for months in a public records battle with the University of Louisville over its refusal to release documents related to high-profile financial examination of the school.
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The University of Louisville has responded to a request by the state attorney general to justify its refusal to turn over documents to the Kentucky Center…
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The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting seeks the release of memos and other notes related to a high-profile financial audit of the institution.
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The University of Louisville releases much-anticipated audit exploring school's financial controls. A series of thefts at the university prompted the deeper probe.
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Following the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting's appeal of public records denial, the University of Louisville has until July 2 to hand over high-profile audit to the attorney general's office. The audit examines the institution's financial controls in the wake of several thefts at the school.
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University has shared documents with trustees, but say much-anticipated audit is not yet ready for public view. Meanwhile, officials have signed a contract extension for a firm to implement audit recommendations.