A collaboration between Vincennes University and 3M is providing $178,000 toward the purchase of state-of-the-art equipment at the Area 31 Career Center in Indianapolis to better train students for careers in manufacturing, automation and engineering.... Read More
E3 Robotics Center is launching four hands-on STEM summer camps for students in kindergarten through sixth grade, featuring programs in LEGO Discovery, LEGO Spike Essentials, LEGO Robotics and VEX IQ Robotics. The nonprofit has partnered with the new NIBCO ...... Read More
A new adaptive kitchen is helping students at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired get the ingredients they need for independence.... Read More
The University of Notre Dame has tapped Washington D.C.-based investment management firm Ancora to pursue the development of the first phase of its planned Tech and Talent District in downtown South Bend.... Read More
Indiana's public colleges and universities are starting to make cuts as a result of the state legislature's 5% funding reduction in the newly adopted budget. Observers say the cuts could significantly hurt the state's economy. ... Read More
As Indianapolis-based Orr Fellowship welcomes its first Evansville cohort in June, inaugural region director Ben Trockman is ready to lead the college graduates on their journey. Trockman spoke with IIB about steering the inaugural class.... Read More
Council members agreed last week to issue up to $117 million dollars in tax-exempt revenue bonds that the university can't legally issue on its own, although the university expects the final amount to be closer to $55 million.... Read More
Two years ago, Indiana adopted a requirement for students to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, with some exceptions. The state set a goal for 60% of high school seniors to file by April 15, the deadline for preference for state aid.... Read More
The appointments, effective immediately, came shortly after Braun announced the removal of two other members, Vivian Winston and Jill Maurer Burnett, through a single-sentence notice they received earlier Monday. ... Read More
Provost Patrick Wolfe said in a letter to colleagues on Friday that the university is "sunsetting historical DEI activities and initiatives."... Read More
Notre Dame has opened its new Washington D.C., office, what the university describes as a hub of engagement with Congress, federal agencies, media outlets and peer institutions.... Read More
Ivy Tech Community College will eliminate more than 200 positions at its locations across the state as school leaders grapple with significant state budget cuts, employees learned Friday.... Read More
Purdue University will hold a public hearing Monday to discuss proposed tuition and fees for students attending the university's main campus in West Lafayette and Indianapolis, as well as Purdue Fort Wayne and Purdue Northwest.... Read More
The University of Southern Indiana's new president says they may need to raise tuition after the state cut some of its funding in the recently passed budget.... Read More
Indiana University said Thursday that it plans to propose keeping tuition and mandatory fees for in-state undergraduate students flat for the 2025-27 academic years.... Read More
As debates continue over school consolidation, education funding and how resources are distributed in Indiana’s public schools, one question continues to surface: How much are school administrators paid?... Read More
Franklin College is extending the contract of President Kerry Prather through 2028. The college's board of trustees voted recently on the extension that gives Prather another two years at the helm of the school he's been at for four decades.... Read More
The school said the project will include a reimagining of the center's existing courtyard and a new outdoor deck for gathering and dining.... Read More
Thousands of dollars in alcohol, travel, restaurant, and entertainment expenses were charged to the company credit card of a leader of an expanding Indianapolis charter school network who was terminated in February, according to school records.... Read More
Norah Ahmed, an Evansville Day School student, won the University of Evansville's 11th annual High School Changemaker Challenge this year. Ahmed spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her first-place idea, STEMpire, and the nonprofit’s upcoming conference.... Read More
