Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and State Comptroller Elise Nieshalla have demanded Indiana University (IU) provide proof that the Kinsey Institute is no longer using taxpayer funds, in compliance with a 2023 state budget law. This law, which prohibits any state funding for the controversial institute known for its research on sexuality and gender, has not been adequately addressed by IU, according to the officials. Rokita criticized IU for a perceived lack of transparency and failure to demonstrate compliance despite the law being in effect for over a year. The Kinsey Institute, founded in 1947, conducts significant research but has faced scrutiny and allegations regarding its practices. IU's administration previously pledged to ensure compliance through standard accounting practices, yet no substantive updates have been provided. As the new semester approaches, the pressure mounts on IU to clarify its financial dealings concerning the Kinsey Institute.