On Friday, Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett met with one of four Deputy Mayors of Krakow, Poland to learn how that city has turned its image around in less than three decades. As WFIU's Stan Jastrzebski reports from Krakow, city leaders say it starts with a focused strategy, but admit they fight some of the same battles as Indiana politicians.
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A new educational model that led to the creation of a new type of school based on hands-on training and computer skills welcomes its second class of students.
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Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels has signed into law a bill that supporters say will give teachers more legal protection when disciplining students. Indiana Public Broadcasting’s Marianne Holland reports.
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The man who was the other finalist for the presidency of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology when the school named Gerald Jakubowski to the position three years ago says he doesn't expect to be considered for the job when a new search begins.
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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology will need a new president exactly three years after it inaugurated its last one.
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Legislators, students, faculty and staff come together with two leading Indiana universities to launch a new life science initiative.
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Under terms of an agreement signed Tuesday, an associate's degree in education from Ivy Tech could soon be a stepping stone for more Indiana University education bachelor's degrees.
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Under terms of an agreement signed Tuesday, an associate's degree in education from Ivy Tech could soon be a stepping stone for more Indiana University education bachelor's degrees.
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The No Child Left Behind Act gets varying treatment from Hoosiers in the sixth annual study of the public's perception of statewide education compiled by Indiana University's Center for Evaluation and Education Policy.
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