Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology plans to use a $2.2 million federal grant to relocate its Rose-Hulman Ventures program. The institute plans to build a new facility that President Robert Coons says will be the catalyst for a proposed innovation district.... Read More
The first professional autonomous racing franchise, CODE19 Racing Inc., will partner with Indiana University to put on the global self-driving car competition. CODE19 said on its website it aims to design a program that can race similar to a person "spearheading bleeding-edge advancements in the realm of AI."... Read More
The North Vernon Industrial Commerce Park and Purdue Research Park will receive marketing support as they look to attract new companies and jobs to Indiana.... Read More
The new mentor program pairs Zimmer Biomet engineers with first-year students at Grace College.... Read More
Students at Indianapolis Public Schools' Ernie Pyle School 90 will get to explore robotics technology and more in the district's first, fully funded grade-school STEM lab. The $50,000 lab is supported by NextGear Capital and Cox Enterprises, which donated...... Read More
School districts were awarded up to $250,000 and individual educators $2,500 in the IDOE's Indiana Educational Excellence Awards Gala.... Read More
The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership received $200,000 from Infosys Foundation USA to support TechPoint, Nextech and Indianapolis Public Schools to create and expand tech-career programming in the state.... Read More
South Bend school leaders want to build a career center in an old Studebaker factory. It would be a first of its kind for St. Joseph County.... Read More
Purdue University, the Purdue Applied Research Institute and the Purdue Research Foundation are setting up a permanent presence near Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division in Odon, the university announced Tuesday.... Read More
The school corporation will receive $1,000 to place paper and plastic recycling bins in classrooms.... Read More
The Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering will create a new computer science department with specializations in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, ethics and social impact of technology and entrepreneurship and innovation.... Read More
Seventeen Indiana companies are helping NASA return astronauts to the moon—and to achieve some even grander goals after that. It’s a huge endeavor, and one that Indiana companies from all over the state are helping to make a reality.... Read More
The Hoosier STEM Academy — a partnership between Ball State, IUPUI and Purdue — will use its newly awarded STEM Teacher Recruitment Grant to support its fellows and teachers programs, which offers stipends for those looking to become STEM-certified teachers.... Read More
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Carnegie Mellon University-Africa signed a memorandum of understanding to look into potential collaborations in the future.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Kenzie Academy, founded in 2017 to offer non-degree programs in coding, cybersecurity and other technology skills, is headed for closure. A spokesperson said 104 Kenzie employees have lost their jobs because of the pending shutdown.... Read More
Grace College's Department of Engineering will invest in new digital manufacturing equipment with a recent grant from the Don Wood Foundation.... Read More
The University of Evansville is launching a collegiate esports program to offer students engagement opportunities on campus and transferable skillsets for careers. Renovations began in June in the Schroeder Residence Hall to create a competitive play center.... Read More
The Indiana Commission of Higher Education has awarded two grants totaling $528,000 to the University of Southern Indiana. The university's Pott College of Science, Engineering, and Education plans to use the funding to improve the quality of STEM instruction.... Read More
After over two years of construction, Marian University officially has an engineering school on its Indianapolis campus. Gov. Eric Holcomb joined university representatives to cut the ribbon on the more than $45 million E.S. Witchger School of Engineering.... Read More
West Lafayette-based Independence Science is breaking down barriers for blind or low vision STEM students and professionals. The company currently sells two main products that make laboratories more accessible for blind people with a third in the works.... Read More
