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Veterans could be eligible to receive a high school diploma if they left class to go to war.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller issued a statement Thursday that said charging bus fees in the Franklin Township was illegal.
The Monroe County Election Board decided to use paper ballots earlier this year, causing slow-downs in Tuesday's election results.
Indiana University is lowering summer school tuition after pressure from the state to decrease costs for students.
Experts at IUPUI say school funding referendums could lead to a system of "haves and have-nots". Search through our database to find out.
StateImpact spoke with David Dresslar, executive director of the Center for Excellence in Leadership in Learning, about the challenges of passing a referendum.
Lauren Spierer may have raised awareness of crime in Bloomington and on IU’s campus, but it is not the only incident of lawlessness at the school.
The Communication Workers of America Local 4730 released a statement outlining their concerns about the future of Indiana University
Teachers are trying to find the best way to teach their students about 9/11.
US News And World Report's choice of research partners has sparks protest from many of the nation’s leading teacher colleges.
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