The ACLU of Indiana has filed an appeal to the U.S. District Court in Southern Indiana to challenge the dismissal of an Indiana University professor’s lawsuit over the constitutionality of the state’s “intellectual diversity” law.... Read More
The U.S. Army Recruiting Command marked the establishment of the country's first Enlisted Training Corps demonstration program during a signing ceremony Tuesday at the Ivy Tech Community College campus in Sellersburg.... Read More
Statewide, 87.3% of third graders scored proficient on the state test, the IREAD, up nearly 5 percentage points from the 82.5% proficiency rate in 2024. The jump represents the largest single-year increase since the assessment began in 2013.... Read More
Julie Q. Smith recently retired from the Columbus Police Department as a sergeant and previously oversaw the city’s School Resource Officer Division. She is a former school resource officer for Bartholomew County Schools.... Read More
Improvements at F.J. Reitz High School’s Reitz Bowl and Benjamin Bosse High School’s Enlow Field include new seating and ADA accessibility, while a synthetic turf project is wrapping up at North High School’s Bundrant Stadium.... Read More
Community Development Institute Head Start, which provides interim operation of Head Start and Early Head Start programs, is planning to cut 65 jobs in Wayne County.... Read More
Money magazine is out with its annual list of The Best Colleges in America, and nearly 20 Indiana schools made the cut. The publication analyzed more than 700 four-year colleges with a focus on affordability and student outcomes.... Read More
Butler University will launch a standalone engineering program in fall 2026, offering bachelor’s degrees in mechanical engineering, chemical engineering and bioengineering. Housed in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the program will combine technical ...... Read More
An Indiana University Kelley School of Business program is currently accepting applications for its next Enterprise Corps cohort. The Enterprise Corps program is a business accelerator that pairs Kelley staff with small- to mid-sized companies.... Read More
The 27,000-square-foot, two-story building at 518-520 Indiana Ave. is being outfitted as a student center ahead of the start of the university’s fall semester on Aug. 22. ... Read More
David Swindell, who in 1997 earned his doctorate in public policy from IU’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, was named to the position on Aug. 1. ... Read More
Ivy Tech Community College South Bend-Elkhart has launched a partnership with Switzerland-based cybersecurity education firm CyberproAI to offer students immersive, real-world training designed to meet modern workforce demands.... Read More
Voucher use has surged in recent years as Indiana lawmakers loosened eligibility requirements. In 2026, the program will open to all families, regardless of income.... Read More
Trine announced Wednesday that it plans to open a $6 million, 92,000-square-foot inflatable dome next spring. The facility will provide training, practice and competition space for sports including baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer and football.... Read More
The Purdue Research Foundation cut the ribbon Wednesday on 3rd & West, a new student housing complex developed through a public-private partnership between the foundation and Texas-based American Campus Communities.... Read More
The Earlham College School of Religion has received a $2 million gift—the largest in its history—to establish an endowed chair of peace and justice studies.... Read More
Indianapolis-based nonprofit Brightlane Learning has announced a change in its top leadership. The organization's founder, Sally Bindley, is stepping down as CEO and moving into the role of executive advisor.... Read More
Vision is becoming reality as construction hits the halfway point on a major project at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Innovation Grove is the result of over $100 million in investment and is designed to create a hub of engineering and medical care.... Read More
Despite having some of the most resources and economic support, a recent national study ranked Indiana’s early education system 42nd in the country — and second-to-last when it came to accessibility.... Read More
The event hosted by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the Indiana Department of Education tests the civics knowledge of students in grades 6 to 8 with live quiz rounds and presentations.... Read More
