To make up for state cuts, the county’s top health agency will collect more property taxes.
Tag: higher education
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See lively photos of the 2025 Circle City Classic Parade
Marching bands, dancers and other groups marched in the 41st annual parade Sept. 27, supporting scholarships for HBCU students.
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Fewer international students are in Indianapolis this fall
A national expert tied the decrease to Trump administration policies surrounding student visas.
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Learn how to afford college at this Warren Central career fair
The event will connect eastside students with financial aid experts.
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Apply to college for free during College Application Week
IU Indianapolis is waiving its application fee from Sept. 22-26.
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Martin University adds new online business degree
The university will kick off its virtual campus in January with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.
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Get help with your college financial aid application this fall
The Center for Leadership Development will host its first FAFSA night Sept. 22.
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Martin University president Sean Huddleston to step down in November
Huddleston has been president of the Indianapolis university since 2019.
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How are things going a year after the IUPUI split? We asked students.
“There’s no ‘just Purdue’ or ‘just IU Indianapolis,’” one student said.
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Explore tech careers with free classes this fall
The classes will be held at Indianapolis Public Library branches across the city.
