Some Indiana colleges are requiring either a segment or its entire campus population to be vaccinated against COVID-19 before returning this fall.
Latest Purdue ag barometer reflects optimism
Indiana’s agriculture community remains optimistic about its future.
Purdue Northwest researchers awarded more than $1M for agriculture technology project
A team of Purdue University Northwest researchers were awarded more than $1 million in federal and private funding to develop advanced ag technology.
Community activist, former NIPSCO executive Don Babcock joins chancellor’s staff at PNW
Don Babcock will join the staff of Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon as part-time director of economic development and community relations.
Ivy Tech administrator named to economic policy panel advising Biden Administration
A member of Ivy Tech Community College’s administrative team is part of a panel advising the Biden Administration on economic recovery policies.
Porter charter school lands national honor from Department of Education
Discovery Charter School in Porter is among a short of list of schools nationally being recognized for its efforts to reduce its environmental impact.
Pamela Whitten takes over as Indiana University president July 1
Indiana University has found its next leader to take over for the retiring Michael McRobbie.
Valparaiso University names vice president for enrollment, marketing and communications
Brian O’Rourke is the new vice president for enrollment, marketing and communications at Valparaiso University.
IU Northwest hosts virtual job fair for teachers April 23
Teachers seeking employment in Northwest Indiana have an opportunity to find a new job April 23.
Purdue Northwest offering engineering summer camps
Purdue University Northwest is offering summer enrichment camps for students interested in learning about mechanical and civil engineering.
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