The university aims to establish a network of scholars, technology industry experts and faith leaders to study the implications of the rapid rise of artificial general intelligence and disseminate faith-based ethical frameworks in its use.... Read More
The chief economist of the Indiana Farm Bureau is telling farmers to reassess their profitability expectations and make plans for managing cash-flow problems after a new agricultural report estimates record soybean stocks and large corn inventories.... Read More
A new report from Ball State University researchers indicates that historic rehabilitation tax credits help spur the development of affordable housing in some of Indiana’s poorest neighborhoods.... Read More
Lafayette-based Wabash announced Wednesday that it has been selected to receive a $1.6 million U.S. Department of Energy grant toward the development of solar-powered refrigerated semitrailers and truck bodies.... Read More
The estate of a University of Evansville alum has donated $116,000 toward student scholarships. Susan Partenheimer earned three degrees from the university: a bachelor’s in education in 1977, a master’s in education in 1980 and master’s in counseling in 1987.... Read More
Legacy Feed, a partnership between the farmer-owned Keystone Cooperative and swine management company Signature Farms LP, has begun operations at its new feed mill in the Henry County community of Millville.... Read More
Beginning Oct. 15, the university will offer both a graduate certificate and a master’s degree designed specifically for experienced teachers or instructional coaches who want to specialize in teaching literacy through Science of Reading principles..... Read More
Eric Bradley, who was a research and instruction librarian at Goshen College for more than a decade, assumed the role Sept. 30, the college said in a news release. He replaced Joe Springer, who was the MHL curator for 38 years.... Read More
The Raytheon facility in Fort Wayne is among four companywide that will help further develop an electronic jamming system under a $192 million U.S. Navy contract the military contractor has received.... Read More
A manufacturer of concrete strength sensors invented by a Purdue University engineering professor has received a nearly $1 million National Science Foundation grant to move toward scaling up production of the technology. Wavelogix received the $999,910 Small Business Innovation Research Phase II grant for a two-year project set to end Aug. 31, 2026, Purdue said […]... Read More
