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Eli Lilly, Purdue announce $250M research collaboration
The money will fund research on AI and drug manufacturing efficiency.
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How Wayne Township helps immigrant teachers get certified in Indiana
An adult education program aims to help reduce underemployment among immigrants.
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Ivy Tech taps Louisville superintendent as next president
Pollio was chosen in part because of his experience with workforce programs.
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How Trump’s first 100 days are already changing Indianapolis
Diversity, arts, education and health care: The president is reshaping life for people in Indianapolis.
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ICE reverses course on international students
This story was updated April 29 with additional information about students’ legal statuses. The U.S. government is reversing the termination of legal status for international students around the country after many filed court challenges against the Trump administration crackdown, federal officials said Friday. Though it’s unclear how many Indiana students have been affected, an April 28 […]
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How IU, Purdue are responding to student visa revocations
The Trump administration has been revoking student visas, often for unspecified reasons.
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Students found school and work through prep class, but funding is in jeopardy
Gov. Braun wanted to specifically fund he Jobs for America’s Graduates program, but lawmakers are taking a different path.
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IU Indianapolis grad student’s visa is revoked by Trump administration
The student’s paperwork was up to date and she did not have a criminal record, per a lawsuit.
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Q&A: Purdue wants to leverage Indy’s sports culture with new degree
Jeanne Boyd, former director of the NCAA men’s basketball tourney, will lead the program.