Students can get federal financial aid for training in healthcare and transportation.
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Westside nonprofit Girl Talk helps moms achieve their goals
The group is hosting a yearlong program to help single moms ‘thrive.’
Inside the financial problems that led to Martin University’s closure
Students and former employees say the university owes students money.
How Purdue students are making sure Indiana Avenue’s history lives on
Purdue honors students published a study of the former neighborhood last year.
How Ivy Tech Indy is building community through intramural sports
The group hosted an end-of-year kickball tournament April 25.
Sign up for Mirror Indy’s new text group, The Jobs Line
Anyone who’s ever looked for a job knows the process is difficult and frustrating. Over the last two years covering higher education and the workforce for Mirror Indy, I’ve heard this directly from Indianapolis residents. That’s why I’m starting a new text group for Mirror Indy called The Jobs Line. When you sign up, you’ll […]
What’s in a name? IU Indianapolis and UIndy are clashing over a nickname
UIndy filed a trademark opposition to ‘IU Indy.’
Trump is making big changes to federal student loans. We broke it down.
What’s going on with Grad and Parent PLUS loans? What about PSLF? We answer these — and more.
Martin University campus is for sale
The campus and several surrounding residential properties are listed for $3.5 million.
Students could soon get Pell Grants for workforce programs. What to know.
Students can get nearly $4,000 in grants for certain certificate programs.