State report finds college completion rates increased in 2020
A new state report found Indiana’s 2020 college graduation rates were higher when compared to 2019.
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Valparaiso University receives more than $100,000 in grants for NASA-related research
Valparaiso University received grants for five research projects from the Indiana Space Grant Consortium, a subsidiary of NASA.
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Leadership Northwest Indiana program begins in September
The Leadership Institute at Purdue Northwest will begin its next professional development program in September.
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NCAA volleyball tourney could have $1M impact on Region
Northwest Indiana will host the nation’s largest collegiate volleyball tournament in October.
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State launches free virtual career coaching program
The Indiana Governor’s Workforce Cabinet and Ivy Tech Community College have launched a new statewide career coaching program for state residents.
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New Indiana University, IUN study finds nonprofits a major force in Region economy
A new study from Indiana University and Indiana University Northwest shows the nonprofit sector is a major economic force in Northwest Indiana.
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South Bend-Elkhart area colleges awarded $2.5M in grants to train tech workforce
Nearly $2.5 million in grants have been awarded to eight colleges in the South Bend-Elkhart area to help train workers in the technology and digital fields.
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New state website pushes available jobs, resources in cybersecurity
State officials hope a new website will spark interest in the high-growth cybersecurity field.
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Optimism falls in Indiana’s ag sector
The potential for changing estate tax rules and rising costs are among the suspected reasons for a drop in optimism in Indiana’s agriculture sector.
Future of higher learning
Northwest Indiana institutions of higher learning focus on new ways to attract students and to offer relevant training in support of the Region’s thriving business community.