Mike Wolanin | The Republic A view of the Ivy Tech/LIFT Academy aviation technology-flight training facility at the Columbus Municipal Airport in Columbus, Ind., Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025. Two recent ...
Photo courtesy of Ivy Tech Students in the Bloomington cohort of Ivy Tech Community College’s young semiconductor certificate program learn about advanced manufacturing from leaders at the Applied ...
Hoosier high school students are increasingly earning college credit before their high school graduation, a trend driven by rising college costs and state incentives. These Early College programs are ...
A 10th anniversary celebration for Ivy Tech’s ASAP program held in Hingst Hall at the Ivy Tech Kokomo campus Thursday evening became about much more than academics and saving money on college. The ...
Ivy Tech Evansville hosts a free Feb. 28 event with a pancake breakfast, campus tours, kids’ activities, and 12 sample ...
Families across the state are waiting months for a diagnosis or treatment plan for their children with autism, and an Ivy Tech Community College partnership aims to help.
MUNCIE, Ind. — When many students think of a career in health care, they think of becoming a nurse or doctor. Ivy Tech Muncie/Henry County’s new EMT/Basic Emergency Medical Studies Certificate program ...
Ivy Tech Community College’s efforts to strengthen the state’s early childhood education workforce received a nearly $22 million boost from Lilly Endowment, the institution announced Thursday. Awarded ...
Ivy Tech Community College is preparing to launch a Construction Skills Training Program at its Indianapolis campus with the goal of addressing an ongoing labor need statewide.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A new program at Ivy Tech in Indiana is preparing soldiers earlier in their careers. The school is partnering with the U.S. Army and the Indiana National Guard to start an Enlisted ...
As a growing number of semiconductor companies make plans to establish operations in Indiana, an Ivy Tech Community College certificate could be key to ensuring that enough technicians are ready to ...