Name, image and likeness deals in college sports have evolved into a near-billion-dollar industry over the last 14 months. While college athletes are now legally getting paid for the first time, the newness of NIL has also led to a plethora of legal questions.... Read More
Officials from Oakland City University on Tuesday broke ground on a more than $1 million tennis center on the Gibson County campus. Funding for the project is being led by a $250,000 gift from alumnus Dr. Donald Wilder and his wife, Mary Ann. ... Read More
Indiana’s teacher licensing exam could be one reason behind the state’s shortage of teachers — especially Black and Hispanic teachers, according to a new report from Indiana University.... Read More
The IU Kelley School of Business is partnering with the MLS Players Association to give current and future players a chance to further their education. Players will be able to enroll in an online MBA degree, certificate and a Master of Science degree program. ... Read More
Indianapolis-based education nonprofit Project Lead The Way has named David Dimmett president and chief executive officer. ... Read More
The Indiana Department of Education has unveiled the three finalists for the Indiana Teacher of the Year award. The winning teacher will be announced next month and represent Indiana at the national level.... Read More
Huntington University says it has reached the highest enrollment in the school’s 125-year history. The institution says 1,428 students are enrolled for the fall semester, about 60 more students than last year.... Read More
The dean of the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University says a sharp rise in demand from students is the primary reason behind the decision to expand its School of Management into a new School of Business. ... Read More
A new Name, Image and Likeness-based nonprofit has launched in Bloomington. Hoosiers Connect says it aims to facilitate sponsorship agreements between commercial brands and Indiana University student-athletes.... Read More
Purdue University has announced plans to reimagine its current School of Management into a new School of Business. The university says the announcement includes doubling the size of its existing building and an expansion of faculty and student enrollment.... Read More
When the school year got underway for the fall semester, Indiana's public K-12 schools were facing a major dilemma – not enough teachers... Read More
The chair of the ISU Foundation Board of Directors is leading by example in support of the university’s recently announced Be So Bold fundraising campaign. ... Read More
The outgoing CEO of the Indy Chamber wasn't looking for a new job, but says the vision laid out by Indiana University President Pamela Whitten was very attractive to him. On Thursday, Michael Huber was named vice president for university relations at IU.... Read More
Indiana University President Pamela Whitten on Wednesday unveiled the framework for developing seven-year strategic plans for all IU campuses. The university says IU 2030 will involve input from students, faculty, staff and community stakeholders.... Read More
Grace College has made two appointments to its senior leadership team. The college has named Dr. Kevin Roberts provost, and Dr. Nathan Harris has been named vice president of advancement.... Read More
The South Bend Community School Corp. is closing in on a deal that would hand over the school system’s headquarters to the city of South Bend.... Read More
Oakland City University’s undergraduate enrollment is growing. The university says this fall’s incoming class of undergrads is the largest in 16 years.... Read More
Indianapolis-based nonprofit Second Helpings is relaunching its culinary job training program. Through the newly-formatted program, students will visit foodservice sites to shadow culinary professionals and gain skills that can be used for future employment.... Read More
Indiana State University on Friday launched the public phase of its $100 million "Be So Bold" fundraising campaign. The university says the effort is its largest-ever campaign and 62% of the goal has been reached during the "quiet phase." ... Read More
Ten Indiana schools are being honored alongside nearly 300 schools throughout the country as 2022 National Blue Ribbon Schools.... Read More
