With public restrictions easing amid the global pandemic, many businesses and organizations as well as Indiana’s college have either reopened or are making plans to resume operations.
Higher education in transition
As institutions of higher learning quickly set plans to operate and educate students through remote learning, efforts never wavered on a future that included new leaders, a new state-of-the art building for one school, and new academic programs and partnerships.
State report finds college enrollment among high school graduates continues decline in Indiana
A new state report shows fewer Indiana high school graduates are enrolling in college.
Purdue among 37 U.S. and international universities competing in first $1.5 million autonomous race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in fall 2021
Purdue University is partnering with the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in a competition against other colleges from around the country and internationally in the first-ever high-speed $1.5 million Indy Autonomous Challenge.
South Bend firms among finalists competing for startup dollars in May 19 contest
Five South Bend area firms are among 16 from around the state competing for a share of $320,000 in start-up funds in a statewide pitch event presented by Elevate Ventures May 19.
Purdue Northwest’s new bioscience building nears completion
The first new building to open on Purdue University Northwest’s campus in Hammond in nearly two decades is about ready for operation.
Dollars from voluntary salary reduction program will support Notre Dame student emergency relief fund
The University of Notre Dame is asking its top-level administrators to take voluntary pay cuts to funnel dollars to help some of the college’s students on financial aid.
Updated: University of Saint Francis plans return to on-campus instruction in fall
The University of Saint Francis, which has campuses in Fort Wayne and Crown Point, will return to on-campus instruction for its fall semester, which beings Aug. 24.
Report suggests outbreak will lead to declines in government tax revenues
A new report from Ball State University suggests the COVID-19 pandemic may lead to cumulative lost local government tax revenues ranging between $218 million and $315 million.
Guide ranks IU Northwest’s online bachelor’s nursing program second in nation for value
Indiana University Northwest’s online bachelor’s degree in nursing program has been ranked second for best in value in the nation by Guide to Online Schools.
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