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ILEARN scores show students improving in math, stagnating in reading

Indiana’s statewide testing scores stagnated this year as students faced an uneven academic recovery, with gains in math proficiency and declines in English. Around 30.6% of students in grades 3-8 statewide scored proficient or better in both the...... Read More

Purdue ranked on ‘Global University Visibility’ list

Washington D.C.-based American Caldwell has released its annual Global University Visibility ranking, and Purdue University has made the list. The ranking lists 100 universities from around the world based on six categories.... Read More

ISU establishes MBA program for Hamilton County residents

Hamilton County residents don't need to drive to Terre Haute to be apart of Indiana State University's MBA program after the college partnered with Westfield Washington Schools. ... Read More

Marian University names new athletic director at Ancilla College

A new face will soon be leading the athletic department of Marian University's Ancilla College in northern Indiana. The university announced Monday that Kyle Allison will begin his new role on July 19.... Read More

IDOE launches program to pay for STEM teachers’ licensure

IDOE officials hope the program can help build a pipeline for more teachers in one of the state's most in-demand subject areas.... Read More

Longtime Elkhart teacher leaves $1.5 million to Manchester University

A retired Elkhart teacher has left $1.5 million to Manchester University. Alice Dentler, who died Jan. 1, was a Manchester graduate and teacher for more than 30 years in Elkhart schools, according to a university news release.... Read More

Indiana focuses scholarship program on staying in and completing college

While over 45,000 Hoosiers have received credentials or degrees from the scholarship, according to a 2021 report from the Indiana Commission of Higher Education, recent data indicates that the majority of students struggle to meet the requirements for 21st Century Scholars through high school. ... Read More

Oakland City University gets boost for new residence hall

Oakland City University has received a grant from the Welborn Baptist Foundation to support amenities inside a residence hall currently under construction. The the funding will be used to create Bible study-themed areas inside the 150-bed building.... Read More

Christel House charter network promotes new Indianapolis CEO

An Indianapolis charter network is celebrating promotions on its executive teams. Christel House Indianapolis announced Emily Masengale will serve as CEO of the network’s four charter schools in the city.... Read More

Indiana families will no longer be charged textbooks fees. Here’s what to expect.

Beginning this school year, after a law passed in the 2023 legislative session, all Indiana schools will be required to follow the district’s example and stop charging families for curricular materials, including textbooks, iPads, and Chromebooks. ... Read More

High court grants relief to school district in wind turbine dispute

An East Central Indiana school corporation that sought access to a wind turbine will not be on the hook for more than $1.5 million in damages after the state supreme court ruled Wednesday that the construction contract “is void and unenforceable.”... Read More

What the Supreme Court ruling on admissions means for Indiana students

Colleges and universities in Indiana and across the country can essentially no longer consider race in the admissions process, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.... Read More

Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action in college admissions

The Supreme Court on Thursday struck down affirmative action in college admissions, declaring race cannot be a factor and forcing institutions of higher education to look for new ways to achieve diverse student bodies.... Read More

Hoosier Shakespeare Festival receives Ball State Arts Grant

Ball State University has named the Marion-based Hoosier Shakespeare Festival the recipient of its 2023 Community Engagement for the Arts Grant. The university said the grant serves to demonstrate its commitment beyond the Muncie Campus through the arts.... Read More

Purdue names inaugural institute director

Elizabeth Topp currently serves as a professor in the Department of Industrial and Physical Pharmacy and the Davidson School of Chemical Engineering at Purdue.... Read More

IU Jewish Culture Center receives endowment to fight antisemitism

The university said the gift will "supercharge" the center's ability to be a welcoming and educational hotspot on campus for students through an expansion of its events, classes and services. ... Read More

Ivy Tech seeks talent pipeline with Bloomington company

Information technology students at Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington could see themselves with professional experience and job opportunities through a partnership between the college and software company Warrant Technologies.... Read More

Tuition hikes on the way for higher ed, with fewer students going

Indiana’s public colleges and universities are slated to increase tuition and fees over the biennium — up to 4.9% per year — despite pushback from some state lawmakers and budget officials.... Read More

Purdue Fort Wayne to install solar array at campus library

Purdue University Fort Wayne is embracing solar energy with a new grant from EBSCO Information Services. The university's Helmke Library is one of three libraries receiving grant support from EBSCO to cover the cost of solar array installation. ... Read More

DePauw appoints inaugural dean of the Creative School

DePauw University has selected Marcus Hayes as the inaugural dean of its Creative School, which launches in fall of 2024, to guide its growth and attract new students. Hayes begins July 17 and will take over preparation of the new art school's opening. ... Read More

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