Senate Passes State Superintendent Bill

The Indiana Senate has approved a bill that moves up the timeline for the governor to appoint the state's education leader. House Bill 1005 would make the state school superintendent job, which is...... Read More

Trine Names Ketner School Dean

Trine University in Angola has selected Catherine Benson as dean of the Ketner School of Business. Benson, who currently serves as chair for the school and director of golf management at the univer...... Read More

Campaign to Honor Former Butler Star

An orthodontic practice in central Indiana has launched a campaign supporting a nonprofit honoring former Butler University basketball star Andrew Smith. Gorman & Bunch Orthodontics says the Be The...... Read More

Aramark to End Operations at Butler

Aramark Educational Services LLC has detailed plans to lay off 200 workers in Indianapolis. In a notice to the state, the company says the decision is the result of Butler University not renewing i...... Read More

Historic White Castle Building Sold

A building in downtown Indianapolis believed to be the third oldest surviving building constructed by the White Castle restaurant chain will be getting new life. Indiana Landmarks says it has sold ...... Read More

Brackets For Good Launches New Program

Indianapolis-based Brackets For Good Inc. is changing up its annual fundraising program. The sports-themed fundraising organization has launched Champ's Charity Challenge, in which users can fill o...... Read More

Howe Military Academy to Close

Howe Military Academy in LaGrange County has announced plans to close its doors after 135 years. In a letter posted on the academy's website, President Thomas Tate cited rising costs and declining ...... Read More

SIA Breaks Ground on Training Center

Officials from Subaru of Indiana Automotive in Lafayette have broken ground on a new technical training center. The company says the 20,000-square-foot facility will double the size of its current ...... Read More