The Trump administration has been revoking student visas, often for unspecified reasons.
Category: Education
Learn about services at Indy disability resource fair
More than 70 organizations and agencies will attend the fair April 26 at Ivy Tech.
Judge rejects visa plea from international students at Indiana universities
The students requested that the court reinstate their visas and block immigration authorities from detaining or deporting them.
These Indy early childhood centers want infants and toddlers to be noisy
Some educators are using this new technology to understand infants’ speech development.
These moms disagree about Indianapolis charter schools
They’re both fighting for their kids.
Indy educators can catch discounted sports at Teacher Appreciation Night
The Indianapolis Indians and Indy Ignite will offer deals under $30 on these nights.
See and hear what Indy’s emerging artists have been working on
Art programs at universities across the city are celebrating the end of the school year by showcasing work from soon-to-graduate students.
Wayne Township schools just ended its minority-owned businesses policy
It comes in response to anti-DEI executive orders from Gov. Braun and President Trump.
Students found school and work through JAG, but funding is in jeopardy
Gov. Braun wanted to specifically fund it, but lawmakers are taking a different path.
Family alleging ‘fight club’ discipline at IPS school agrees to dismiss lawsuit
The lawsuit prompted a flurry of responses from the district and school board, which agreed to create a special task force on mental health and school safety.


