Vincennes renews residential scholarship program

Hoping to continue decreasing financial barriers, Vincennes University said this week it has renewed its Residential Opportunity Scholarship program, which awards students living on campus. The program offers $1,500 a year to students living in residence halls.... Read More

Indiana officials want more info about school fees

Based on the funds available in May 2023, the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) estimated the per student reimbursement amount to schools would be approximately $151.88. Based on spending in the current academic year, however, the actual per student reimbursement amount came out to $158.21. ... Read More

Gary Schools seeks input on superintendent search

The Gary Community School Corp. is in the midst of searching for a new superintendent, and is asking for input from the public on what they'd like to see in the new leader. The district, which is preparing to regain local control later this year, will host...... Read More

Kelley School leads ‘Best Online MBA’ ranking

The Indiana University Kelley School of Business once again ranks at the top of U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking of the "Best Online MBA Programs." The top 250 schools in this year's ranking also include five other Indiana institutions.... Read More

IU Indy, Ivy Tech launch dual admission program

Indiana University Indianapolis and Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis are offering a new dual admission program they say will create a more seamless transition for students planning to earn a bachelor’s degree after earning their associate’s.... Read More

Expanded data analytics challenge kicks off

A data analytics challenge designed to give Indiana college students the chance to address real-world business needs kicked off Monday with an expanded group of participating universities. This year's competition adds the...... Read More

Here’s how Indiana schools are tackling library book complaints

In Indiana, it’s rare for school districts to ban books from libraries and classrooms. Since 2020, at least six districts banned books, two moved books to other libraries and 17 received complaints, according to an investigation by the Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism and the Indiana Capital Chronicle. ... Read More

State grant expanded to include child care education

Programs will be funded through the Workforce Ready Grant and Employer Training Grant, which covers the tuition and fees for people in certain certificate programs. The Child Development Associate and other early childhood education programs are now included in the program. ... Read More