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Honoring Ida P. Hagan Whitaker 

On Saturday, May 31, the community of Ferdinand, Indiana gathered to honor a remarkable Black woman whose life and work broke down barriers in...

Indiana State Fair to host 17th annual Job Fair 

The Indiana State Fair is set to return from August 1–17, 2025, and preparations are underway to assemble the seasonal team that makes this...

Kids College: Free IU summer camp for incoming seventh and eighth graders

Incoming seventh and eighth graders are invited to Indiana University Indianapolis this summer for Kids College.  Hosted by the IU Office of School Partnerships in...

Braun reshapes IU board with alumni appointments 

Gov. Mike Braun has announced significant changes to the Indiana University (IU) Board of Trustees, appointing four new members: Sage Steele, James Bopp Jr.,...

Fueling the future: Partnerships like ‘I Can Be That’ are key to empowering talent 

As a first-generation college student, I know how overwhelming and isolating the journey through education and career discovery can be — especially when the...

IPS launches community conversations 

 Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) is initiating a series of Community Conversations in June 2025 to engage families, staff and community members in discussions about...

Unite for Change hosts Urban Servant Leadership unconference 

Organizers announced that Unite for Change will hold its eighth Urban Servant Leadership Unconference, themed “Freedom Through Unity,” on June 21 at Martin University.   The...

IndyPL’s 2025 summer reading program kicks off May 31 

The Indianapolis Public Library’s annual Summer Reading Program is back.  Hoosier readers of all ages are invited to “Unearth Imagination” in IndyPL’s longstanding summer tradition....

Sex ed, DEI, parent rights: New Indiana social-issue laws dictate what schools must and can’t do

This story was originally posted on Chalkbeat. By ALEKSANDRA APPLETON For years, Indiana lawmakers tried but failed to change how schools handle issues related to race,...

‘I Can Be That’ empowers girls to dream bigger through sports and leadership

More than 150 middle and high school girls from Indiana gathered Friday at The AMP at 16 Tech for empowerment, inspiration and real-world career...
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