Education

The events on Aug. 9 at Elliott Hall of Music will recognize 612 undergraduates, 1,104 graduate students and nine students from Purdue Polytechnic Institute.... Read More

Education One, which is a charter school authorizer as part of Trine University, named emily Gaskill as its new executive director. ... Read More

The university serves approximately 500 students in more than 25 programs and offers two-year degrees.... Read More

Lowery announced his resignation in a message sent Tuesday morning to university and government officials. His departure will take effect Oct. 10.... Read More

The law requires faculty to teach scholarly works “from a variety of political or ideological frameworks” within their purview of instruction.... Read More

The collaboration will involve professional mentorship, adjunct professors, guest lecturers, scholarships and internships.... 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

Indiana's college-going rate is down to just 51.7%, which is the lowest in over a decade. Experts say that bodes poorly for the state's future labor market. ... Read More

Less than a month after Indiana’s public colleges and universities voluntarily agreed to cut or restructure hundreds of academic degree programs, state higher education officials have provided new details on how the effort is unfolding — and what comes next.... Read More

The Early Childhood Educator Apprenticeship program is designed to provide individuals with an accelerated pathway to a career in education through a series of credentials and certifications.... Read More

Fewer than 52% of Indiana high school graduates from the Class of 2023 went directly to college, according to the latest data quietly released by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.... 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

The former vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college at Centre College in Kentucky began her new role this as provost and vice president of academic affairs at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.... Read More

Ken Beckley never went to Harvard, but he has been wearing a crimson Harvard cap in a show of solidarity. As he sees it, the Trump administration's attacks on the school echo a case of government overreach at his own alma mater, Indiana University.... Read More

The president of Marian University says the planned $137 million renovation of the former Veterans Administration hospital property in Indianapolis is coming at just the right time for the school.... Read More

Union School Corp. in East Central Indiana sued the state in May, seeking to overturn a new law that mandates the district’s closure. ... Read More

A former Muncie woman has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for her part in defrauding the U.S. Department of Education out of nearly $1 million in financial aid.... Read More

A former University of Notre Dame vice president will join the executive team at Saint Mary’s College on Aug. 1. Erin Hoffmann Harding will serve as vice president for strategy and legal affairs and chief of staff.... Read More

Nominations will be sought next month for the Neil Armstrong Space Prize, named after the Purdue graduate who led the first team to land on the moon. Winners will be announced on or before July 20, 2026.... Read More

Dr. Jay Hess, dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine since 2013, plans to step down from the position in July 2026, the school announced late last week.... Read More