There was a setback for the University of Kansas Medical Center in state budget discussions Monday.
A Senate committee voted to cut out $10 million that would help pay for a new health education building.
Republican Senator Tom Arpke from Salina originally proposed the cut. Arpke pointed to the tuition increases at KU compared to other universities in the state
“Looking at the overall performance at the Regents universities, it seems to me that the University of Kansas was being... a little fiscally irresponsible,” he said.