November 10, 2023
Indiana colleges get $2.4 million for success coaches
Indiana’s Commission for Higher Education awarded $2.4 million to 22 college campuses to create success coach positions.
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Trustees table vote that would have split the Kinsey Institute
The IU Board of Trustees voted Friday morning to table their discussion on the future of the Kinsey Institute.
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Indianapolis principal awarded $25,000 prize
Kendra Randle is the executive principal of Adelante Schools on the city’s near southside.
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Kinsey Institute supporters present petition at statue of its founder
In the middle of the Indiana University campus there’s a statue of Alfred Kinsey reading a clipboard of research notes.
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Butler athletic director and former basketball coach Barry Collier to retire in April
Butler athletic director and former men's basketball coach Barry Collier will retire at the end of April, the school said Wednesday.
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Indiana Senator Todd Young wants to end legacy college admissions
A new bill would ban legacy admission at U.S. colleges and universities.
Read MoreNovember 7, 2023
These Indiana schools won and lost referendums in the 2023 general election
Seven of 12 referendums to raise property tax revenue for local school districts passed in Indiana’s Tuesday general election.
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IU research shows 'winners and losers' in Indiana school enrollment
Two new studies from Indiana Universitys Center for Evaluation and Education Policy show many Indiana public schools are seeing lower enrollment. The studies authors say fewer students often equates to decreases in funding.
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Butler University launches two-year college with degrees free to most students
Students can earn an associate degree from Butler University at no cost to them, and continue on to earn a bachelor’s degree for $10,000, thanks to a new program.
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When schools and families go to court over special education, everyone loses
Children with disabilities are entitled to a public education but when schools don't fulfill that obligation, it's often left to parents to fight for their rights under federal law.
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