More than $70 million in private investment is enhancing the city's downtown, including plans for a new hotel connected to the Terre Haute Convention Center, which opened in 2022.... Read More
Jim Peeples was recently named as the Little Giants’ new director of athletics and recreation beginning Aug. 11.... Read More
The largest portion of the funding, $1,850,000, was awarded to support the development of a 57-unit single-family subdivision in Crawford County. ... Read More
The university serves approximately 500 students in more than 25 programs and offers two-year degrees.... Read More
The venue will be home to the G-League Noblesville Boom. The arena can host nearly 3,500 basketball fans, with capacity for concerts growing to about 5,000. ... Read More
Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs that contain radioisotopes and are used to treat various medical conditions, including different types of cancer and hyperthyroidism. ... Read More
Indiana University’s Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering is pushing play on an effort to get young students involved in STEM. Luddy School Dean Joanna Millunchick is a collaborator on the Chip Kids series, which teaches students about semiconductors and microchips. “We were looking around at outreach kind of activities, and we found while there was a […]... Read More
For its "Best Hospitals" rankings, U.S. News compared more than 4,400 hospitals across 15 specialties and 22 procedures and conditions.... Read More
Third Way Civics is an undergraduate civic learning initiative that could expand to at least a dozen Indiana colleges and universities.... Read More
James Weaver was selected for the role after a nationwide search. He is currently the director of performing arts and sports for the National Federation of State High School Associations, which is also based in Indianapolis. ... Read More
