Taylor University on Friday formally celebrated the opening of its Roth Center for Missions Computing, an expanding endeavor of the university to develop software and provide technology training to missionary organizations worldwide.... Read More
The UCR-led Civic Engagement Research Group has secured $600,000 in grants for its Civic Impact Project, which is designed to create and test new ways to measure how well civics curricula prepare young people for democratic participation.... Read More
Butler University on Thursday announced Dr. Michael Hole, a Stanford University-educated physician and U.S. Air Force Reserve officer who grew up in rural Indiana, as its next executive vice president and provost.... Read More
Over the last year, Indiana stopped giving new child care vouchers, slashed the number of spots in the state preschool program and cut how much it pays for care. ... Read More
The University of Notre Dame has appointed Margaret Meserve as the Edward H. Arnold Dean of the Hesburgh Libraries, a position she has held on an interim basis since August 2024.... Read More
Evans Elementary, Delaware Elementary, Lincoln School, Lodge Community School, Glenwood Leadership Academy and Bosse High School will each receive $5,000 from the EPN grant to fund ChangeLabs that connect students to real-world projects. ... Read More
The president of the University of Evansville says the recently announced partnership with Riley Children's Health in Indianapolis represents a "phenomenal" opportunity for faculty, students and the public good in southwest Indiana.... Read More
Spearheaded by an undisclosed gift from longtime UE and Riley donors Bob and Lisa Jones, the partnership will establish a Psychology Practicum at Riley Children's Health in Indianapolis.... Read More
The Indianapolis Public Schools board approved a new two-year teacher contract through 2027 that provides a minimum raise of $1,510 for this school year and $1,010 in the next.... Read More
The Heartland BioWorks Tech Hub has signed an agreement with the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training, or NIBRT, to fuel biomanufacturing workforce development efforts in Indiana.... Read More
The initiative is funded by a $15 million gift from Notre Dame alumnus Bill Angrick and his wife, Stephanie. The program will provide up to 10 scholarships each year for military-affiliated students entering the full-time MBA program.... Read More
Purdue University is headed to Dallas this weekend for a pair of events intended to pique the interest of potential future Boilermakers.... Read More
Indianapolis Public Schools teachers would receive smaller increases than in the past two years under a proposed two-year contract up for a vote on Thursday.... Read More
A new congressional report uses Purdue University as an example to push for tighter limits on Chinese students and academic partnerships nationwide, even as it praises the school as a model for research security. ... Read More
Adam Watkins is just a few months into his new role as assistant vice president and dean of the Vincennes University Jasper campus. He spoke with Inside INdiana Business about his experience with community colleges and VUJ’s role in the region.... Read More
Hope Academy in Indianapolis has announced the public phase of a $20 million fundraising campaign to build upon the services and support offered by the only high school in Indiana for students in recovery from substance use disorder.... Read More
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has filed a lawsuit against the Indianapolis Public Schools, asking Marion Superior Court to stop the school from maintaining policies and practices that allegedly “frustrate” federal immigration authorities’ ability to enforce federal laws.... Read More
The university and the nuclear components manufacturer, which has a large presence in Mount Vernon, signed a memorandum of understanding late last month to establish what Purdue calls a groundbreaking research relationship.... Read More
The University of Notre Dame and Under Armour have announced a new 10-year partnership to co-invest in research across multiple academic disciplines, expanding their relationship beyond athletics into scientific and technological innovation.... Read More
Data released Wednesday by the Indiana Department of Education showed 3.6% of the 84,000 children who took the statewide IREAD exam were retained in third grade under the first enforcement of a requirement approved by the Legislature in 2024.... Read More
