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Indiana public colleges froze tuition. What does that actually mean?
We talked to experts to understand what the tuition freeze means for you.
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It’s been 2 years since IUPUI split. How are students feeling?
As Purdue and IU students head back to class, effects from the 2024 separation remain.
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Why this Indianapolis agency is paying people to become EMTs
The class helps people get a foot into healthcare without high costs.
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This construction program is helping grads level up in their careers
The BY Construction program was recently designated as a pre-apprenticeship program.
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Ivy Tech program approved for Workforce Pell Grant funding
The school hopes to start enrolling students as early as October.
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Indiana colleges inch closer to offering Workforce Pell Grants
The state is looking for approval for medical assistant and electrical maintenance programs.
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Workforce groups get $10.2M in federal grants for reentry employment
The funding will support workforce training people being released from prison and jail.
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How 16 Tech is reinventing the summer internship
A new paid summer internship offers housing and transportation support for college students.
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All about Lewis Business College, an HBCU with Indy roots
When Martin University closed last year, the community mourned the loss of Indiana’s only predominantly Black college. I spent some time this spring at alumni gatherings, listening to people talk about what Martin University meant to them, to their families and to the community since 1977. At one of those events, former Martin professor and […]