Education

Indianapolis Public Schools kicked off the new school year with their annual back-to-school carnival.

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, one of nine historically Black sororities, is convening in Indianapolis for its 56th annual National Convention.

The first annual Student-Athlete and Leaders Mental Health Conference took place on July 15. The Bloom Project hosted the youth mental health conference at...

Martin University appointed John Girton Jr. as its new executive vice president and chief of staff, according to an announcement made on July 18. Martin...

By MARIAM LOBJANIDZE Indy Parks and Recreation offers summer swim lessons for pre-K-aged children, with scholarships for those living on lower incomes. Alex Cortwright, chief communications officer...

Traveling across the East coast, I’ve realized that more and more parents across cities and states are having the same issues in public education....

The Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies (MXIBS) at Wabash College hosted over 30 high school students on campus last month as part of their Pathway to Your Future program.

Recently, 18 Indiana high school seniors were awarded the Western Golf Association Chick Evans Scholarship. It is a full, four-year housing and tuition scholarship for golf caddies. 18-year-old Indianapolis resident Faheesat Alase-Makanjuola, born and raised in Nigeria until she was twelve, is one of the recipients.

By ALEKSANDRA APPLETON Indiana’s statewide testing scores stagnated this year as students faced an uneven academic recovery, with gains in math proficiency and declines in...

The Martin Luther King Center's summer program known as the Tarkington Work Crew is gearing up again this summer. The program aims to keep the...