NORTH MANCHESTER — In order to reduce concussions and help young athletes know what to do about its symptoms, Manchester University has joined the Concussion Legacy Foundation to offer free Team Up sessions at area schools, parent organizations, recreation leagues and others to provide this education.

NORTH MANCHESTER — Manchester University today announces that it is offering the nation’s first dedicated master’s degree in pharmacogenomics. The intensive one-year program is designed to propel graduates into well-paying jobs in the emerging field of pharmacogenomic, a key component of personalized medicine. PGx relates an individual’s genes to their response to medications. PGx empowers …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — Beginning this week, Indiana criminal justice providers can begin referring eligible felony criminal offenders with mental illness or substance addiction issues to designated treatment agencies in lieu of simply ordering them to be jailed or imprisoned as part of the state’s newly launched “Recovery Works” program. Recovery Works is a new program of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s Division of Mental Health and Addiction.

By DONNA BURROUGHS Superintendent, Triton School Corporation BOURBON — Nearly 70 Triton School Corporation kindergartners visited the Ancilla College campus Monday, Oct. 12, as part of the Promise Indiana program to promote 529 college savings plans. The visit included a look at the Ancilla College chapel, a chat with the athletics department, a meeting with nursing students, …read more.

WARSAW — The Park Board meeting, held Tuesday, Oct. 20, reported the completion of multiple projects, including a new disc golf course, an installed playground and the Kiwanis garden. The meeting also covered the resignation of Director Liz McKinley.

WARSAW — Warsaw Community Development Corporation and Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts are pleased to announce the second winner of the Shop Eat Repeat program.

SOUTH BEND — Notre Dame’s Department of Film, Television and Theatre announces four productions for its 2015/16 theatre season. As the season is tied directly to FTT’s academic program, the department strives for a diversity of period, form, and content and seeks to provide a broad range of artistic opportunities for both FTT majors and …read more.

WARSAW — Looking for something interesting and exciting to do this fall on Tuesday evenings? Do you enjoy working in the garden? How about volunteering? Do you want to help teach others about horticulture and grow beautiful gardens and plants?

Ancilla College is offering an additional class in health sciences starting this spring. Students can now enroll in a certified nursing assistant course. After passing the Indiana State Health Department CNA test, certified nursing assistants are state certified to become a nurse’s aid in long-term care facilities, home health and hospice groups, and assisted living …read more.

Over four years ago, Grace College set out to rethink higher education. The college was recognized by the Senate Higher Education Sub-Committee for being among the first in the nation to develop an accelerated three-year bachelor’s degree for all 65 majors, dubbed Reimagine. Now, four years later, its success is undeniable. Grace College has become …read more.