Trine University, Angola, has hit a high note by adding a major in music option for those earning a Bachelor of Science degree. The new four-year degree option is intended to provide students with a personalized learning environment and to foster experiences in the performance, understanding and appreciation of the discipline and art of music. …read more.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is promoting policies and practices aimed at increasing the number of Hoosiers who complete college on time and do so with minimal student debt. Indiana college students borrow more than $27,000 on average to finance a four-year degree, and the state’s student loan default rate has increased by 35 …read more.

When most people think of employee training, their experiences often fall into two categories. Either training took place in a large, impersonal conference room with a lecturer and an out-of-date video, or another employee taught them on the job, often imperfectly. Ivy Tech Corporate College is helping Hoosier businesses change that experience through a revolutionary …read more.

Indiana’s Commission for Higher Education and Department of Education today announced three regional partnerships between area colleges and school districts in an effort to ensure Hoosier high school graduates are prepared to succeed in college. These partnerships are part of Indiana’s coordinated efforts to promote greater clarity and alignment between the state’s K-12 and higher …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Business professionals continue to show concern about the job preparedness of college graduates throughout the state, and a new survey from the Indiana Business Council backs their worries. The survey shows only 21 percent of respondents believe the readiness of graduates for the day-to-day aspects of a job is excellent or very …read more.