After 30 years in admissions at the University of Indianapolis, Ron Wilks now serves as the College Success Coach at Perry schools, helping students figure out a postsecondary plan sooner rather than later.
Tag: higher education
What’s in a name? IU Indianapolis and UIndy are clashing over a nickname
UIndy filed a trademark opposition to ‘IU Indy.’
Indiana eliminates or merges about 580 degree programs across public universities
Around 584 degree programs will now be merged, consolidated, suspended or eliminated as part of a state effort to root out academic programs with low enrollment.
Major changes coming to federal student loans
Do you need to change repayment plans? This quiz can help you find out.
Free career program for high schoolers interested in health care
University of Indianapolis summer academy offers interactive presentations, mock interviews and more.
Student loans to go to Treasury Department as Trump dismantles Education Department
Breaking off the student loan operation would mark the biggest step yet in closing the department, which President Donald Trump ordered to be dismantled almost exactly a year ago.
‘This is for the curious’: IU initiative will support Black arts and culture
The project will fund research and community engagement across the university.
Purdue in Indy leans into sports, hospitality with new degrees
New programs include a bachelor’s degree in hospitality and a master’s in athletic training.
Community members seek historic status for Martin University campus
Historic status would mean Martin could not be renovated without city approval.
Butler University launches online master’s degree in Deaf education
The program is designed for educators who will work with deaf children and families.


