Purdue will lease nearly two-thirds of the planned building starting in 2026.
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Advocacy group says flexibility needed in new diplomas for students with disabilities
One of the three proposed diploma seals — ‘enlistment’ — is inaccessible to students with disabilities, a community advocate says.
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Butler to host free movie nights starting in August
You can see films such as ‘Barbie,’ ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Twilight.’
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Spanish-language book club builds community across Indy’s libraries
‘We Latinos do not only come here to work — we are integral beings who are interested in art and reading,’ founder Dominic Zepeda says.
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Indiana’s new high school diplomas may be accepted at IU but not Purdue, letters say
The proposed diplomas have faced significant pushback from educators, parents and students.
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Indiana’s college graduation rate is up, but most students still don’t finish on time
Completion rates are lower for men, Black and Hispanic students, and students from low-income families, a new report says.
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Indiana wants high school students to have college credit and career training. IPS says it’s ready.
Some educators, however, question whether all public schools will have the resources to fulfill the new requirements.
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Purdue president: New Indiana high school diplomas won’t meet admission requirements
The message from the university comes as the Indiana Department of Education seeks revisions to its initial plan for diplomas.
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Limitless Ability provides care to adults with disabilities through art and community
‘Part of Pride Month is treating adults like adults and offering them everything that we can.’
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Many students intend to go to college but never enroll. IPS has a plan to help.
‘Summer melt’ is when a high school senior is accepted into college but never enrolls.
