Former Taylor President Adds Title
The former president of Taylor University has a new title. Eugene Habecker, who served as president of the university for more than 10 years, has been named president emeritus of Taylor. Habecker ...... Read More
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IDOE Releases Preliminary IREAD-3 Results
The Indiana Department of Education has released preliminary results of the 2016 spring IREAD-3 test. The department says 83.8 percent of students passed the exam, down from 84.2 percent last y...... Read More
AT&T Upgrades Indy Area Service
AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) has boosted its service in central Indiana. The company has upgraded nearly 90 cell sites in Indianapolis and surrounding areas, including Brownsburg, Carmel, Greenwood...... Read More
Internship Named For Amos Brown
Indianapolis-based Hirons & Co. Communications has announced a new internship program in honor of legendary broadcaster Amos Brown, who passed away in November.... Read More
IPFW Agreement Extension Approved
The boards of trustees from Purdue University and Indiana University have approved an extension of the management structure for IPFW. The agreement, which was scheduled to expire June 30, has...... Read More
Basketball Hall of Fame Names New Directors
The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame has named three new members to the board of directors. The board will welcome Larry Angle, Denny Brady and Roger DeYoung when they begin their four-year terms Ju...... Read More
Partnership Aims to Boost Manufacturing Education
The Indiana Manufacturers Association has partnered with Michigan-based Lightweight Innovations For Tomorrow in an effort to increase awareness, innovation and education in manufacturing and advanc...... Read More
Unemployment Rate Drops, Labor Force Ticks Up
The state's unemployment rate dropped to 5.0 percent in May. Indiana's rate remains above the national average of 4.7 percent, but is second-lowest among neighboring states. The Indiana Depart...... Read More
Health System Considering Merger
Methodist Hospitals in northwest Indiana could possibly merge with another health system. Our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana report the health system's board of directors recently met t...... Read More
Supreme Court Names Officer
The Indiana Supreme Court has selected Mary Willis to serve as its first chief administrative officer. Willis, who has served as Henry Circuit Court judge since 2003, will begin her new role next...... Read More