Indiana substantially expanded programs that pay for child care for low-income families with the help of federal pandemic aid.

Indiana unveiled a draft plan to reintroduce A-to-F school grades by 2026 using broader measures of student success, while leaving the fate of failing schools still in development.

Percy Clark, a former administrator of two shuttered Indiana virtual schools, has agreed to plead guilty in a $44 million enrollment fraud case and faces probation and restitution.

Gov. Mike Braun talked to reporters Tuesday about his sudden replacement of three elected IU trustees. The former board members and their replacements also are speaking publicly about the move.

Circle City Readers' literacy program is helping young readers in Marion County, but its future is at risk as pandemic-era funding runs out.

Gov. Mike Braun removed all three alumni-elected IU trustees and appointed prominent conservatives, including attorney Jim Bopp and broadcaster Sage Steele, in a sweeping overhaul of the university’s 9-member board.

Ivy Tech Community College will lay off 202 employees statewide as it responds to significant cuts in state funding and frozen tuition rates, the school system’s president, Sue Ellspermann, announced Friday.

Purdue University Provost Patrick Wolfe said the move is directly related to policy shifts and new rules at both the state and federal level.

Indiana University has received almost 50 complaints since the state enacted Senate Enrolled Act 202, an “intellectual diversity” law that allows community members to report faculty conduct.

A federal judge has paused part of Indiana University’s expressive activity policy after an American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana lawsuit.