Students may file another lawsuit with more specific allegations, the judge said.
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More Indiana high schools are taking learning to the workplace
As new grad requirements prioritize work experience, some Indy schools are ahead of the curve.
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Former fighter pilot named new Purdue University president
Retired Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria will succeed interim president Mitch Daniels on Feb. 1, 2027.
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IU Indianapolis to expand on-campus housing with new residence hall
The apartment-style dorm will house nearly 450 students.
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Here are the winners and losers in Indy’s $1.9B budget
The City-County Council approved Mayor Hogsett’s 2027 budget Oct. 19.
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After Martin University’s closure, what happens to its history?
The former campus building recently reopened as the ROCK Impact Center.
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A new IU Indianapolis course helps students engage with big ideas
IU Indianapolis is piloting four Cornerstone intro writing and reading classes.
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Indiana higher ed commission to review dual-college credit accessibility
The commission will review proposals in the coming months to alleviate barriers to early college access.
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Indiana public colleges froze tuition. What does that actually mean?
We talked to experts to understand what the tuition freeze means for you.
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We made a map of where IU, Purdue in Indianapolis are expanding
See how the campuses have changed since the IUPUI split in 2024.
