Ivy Tech’s data analytics program grew from 16 students in 2020 to 165 in 2023.
Category: Education
Closing achievement gaps for students of color is necessary for Indiana’s success, report shows
This disparity can be explained by historical inequities, according to Lumina.
Student loans are complicated. Here’s how you can pay less
More than 900,000 Hoosiers owe the federal government money in student loans. Our guide makes paying them back easier.
Eli Lilly to pay some IU Indianapolis students to work for college credit
The cooperative program is part of a new initiative from the Kelley School of Business to get students into the workforce.
Theater program makes triumphant return at Crispus Attucks High School
The new program boasts experienced teachers and community partnerships for real-life skills learning.
Indiana wants to address student behavior. Here’s one school’s approach involving birdhouses.
The birdhouses are a hallmark of the school’s service learning program.
Honeybees are dying. Here’s what IUPUI staff and students are doing to help.
IUPUI’s urban garden is home to as many as 160,000 honeybees in the summer months.
With federal relief ending, Indianapolis Public Schools considers how to continue newer programs
The district has invested in teacher training, curriculum and literacy tutoring using the federal funds.
Butler University mental wellness summit to feature former IndyCar driver
The free event will also include mental health professionals.
Indianapolis Public Schools students and families can get FAFSA help during these events
IPS is providing multiple opportunities ahead of the form’s April 15 filing deadline.


