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.
Hobart High School students take first and second place in annual statewide Innovate WithIN competition
Two teams from Hobart High School finished first and second in the annual statewide Innovate WithIN competition for young entrepreneurs.
Purdue University Northwest donating, creating parts for personal protective equipment using 3D printers
Purdue University Northwest students and faculty are doing their part to help those on the frontline assisting people during the crisis created by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Chenn Zhou first to serve in endowed professorship in engineering simulation at Purdue Northwest
A partnership between Purdue Northwest and NIPSCO has created an endowed professorship at the college in engineering simulation.
Businesses, community adapting to situation fueled by crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered daily life and is fueling the need for organizations to remain flexible as well as adapt to the everchanging situation.
Ken Iwama selected new chancellor of Indiana University Northwest
New York college administrator Ken Iwama has been tapped to be the next chancellor of Indiana University Northwest.
Gary public school district cuts deficit to $6 million
The Gary Community School Corp. expects to have a balanced budget by 2021.
Ivy Tech appoints new administrators across statewide network
Ivy Tech Community College has a new vice chancellor for student success at its Valparaiso campus and a new chancellor for its campus in Evansville.
Colleges in Region turning to online teaching in wake of coronavirus crisis
Valparaiso University and Ivy Tech Community College have joined other colleges turning to remote teaching to reduce the chances of students and staff potentially coming into contact with the coronavirus.