Cyril O’Regan will receive the award Nov. 22 during a ceremony at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City and will have a visit with Pope Francis earlier that day, the university said.... Read More
The superintendent of the Indiana School for the Deaf will retire at the end of the academic year after a 33-year career in which he proved to be a trailblazer in the education of deaf children. David Geeslin will step down June 30.... Read More
The Jean Shepherd Community Center is embracing pickleball. The city of Hammond has announced the center will house 12 indoor courts and partner with a local pickleball group to offer clinics, leagues and tournaments beginning in early November.... Read More
AM General, Benchmark Human Services, Elevance Health, F.A. Wilhelm Construction and Wabash National Corp. made the news organization’s inaugural list.... Read More
Indiana University researchers will lead a team of experts in examining how to guard against online misinformation enabled by artificial intelligence. The initiative is funded under a $7.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense.... Read More
The funding will be used to hire a dedicated mental health advocate, who will conduct interventions but also lend support through programming and skills-based groups, the foundation said. The goal is to help girls improve their interpersonal interactions and build self-esteem.... Read More
The donation will help establish a new faculty chair in cardiovascular innovation, support improvements to patient care and physician training, and fund research. The amount is the largest single gift ever shared by the health system and the medical school.... Read More
The Indiana Department of Transportation is seeking applicants for its engineering scholarship program, which offers more than $3,000 per semester and priority consideration toward a full-time job upon graduation.... Read More
An expanded facility to train nurses on the campus of Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington welcomed its first students at the beginning of the fall semester. The 4,000-square-foot nursing school expansion nearly doubled the number of training lab beds to 15.... Read More
The executive director of the Wesselman Woods land conservation organization is stepping down to take on a new role with a faith-based group focused on environmental and racial justice. Zach Garcia served as executive director of Wesselman Woods for two years.... Read More
