Around 50 incarcerated women have earned degrees from Marian University since 2019.
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How to learn more about potential changes coming to Warren Township schools.
District leaders say they’re at ‘halftime’ in study of elementary school changes.
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With access to IU libraries ending, Purdue opens library on Indianapolis campus
Starting Jan. 1, Purdue students and staff will not be able to check out books from IU.
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Will Indiana’s push to expand apprenticeships leave Black men behind?
Just 9% of apprenticeships in Marion County are held by Black men.
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IPS advocates prepare to take their fight back to the Statehouse
Some think a new corporation should control IPS buildings and buses. Advocates say not so fast.
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Indianapolis Local Education Alliance backs plan to create new education authority to oversee IPS, charter schools
In a move with potentially big consequences for Indianapolis education, the ILEA has told lawmakers they should establish a new education agency to oversee both the city school district and charter schools.
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Indy kids can get a free meal at Warren Central over winter break
The eastside high school will offer free lunches to anyone under 18.
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‘This is accountability’: Martin University alumni call for new leadership
The call comes after Martin announced Dec. 9 the university would close.
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Millions of borrowers need to switch plans after a court blocked the new student loan program
More than seven million borrowers will need to change repayment plans for federal student loans.
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Martin University terminates staff, encourages students to transfer
The interim president told staff the university does not have money to pay them.