Indiana officials once again set a statewide goal that at least 60% of high school seniors complete the FAFSA by April 15.

A bill that would protect university students from discipline over some types of speech could also eliminate minority scholarships in Indiana.

A Senate committee amended a bill on Wednesday that changes how two of the states scholarship account programs are administered and who is eligible for them.

A Senate committee passed a bill this week that would fund additional scholarships for school employees with non-teaching degrees. Lawmakers hope the expansion will encourage more people to transition to teaching from other careers.