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Department heads say they don't need as many staff as they had five years ago but admit some jobs now take longer to do or have been outsourced.
A recent study suggested the U.S. Postal Service should consolidate its mail processing services in the state.
Small communities across the state can now connect to high-speed internet because of a grant Indiana University received to expand its network.
The Department of Labor Grant is one of the largest awards Ivy Tech has ever received.
The new building was named after a couple that donated $1 million to the university expansion fund.
Longtime Cook associate Steve Ferguson and his wife garner naming rights to academic building.
Dreyfuss was the O’Bannon Institute’s keynote speaker, concluding two days of public policy discussions.
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced the locations of four regional education summits. Indiana’s Ivy Tech Community College will host one of them.
Ivy Tech students, faculty and staff gathered around the Student Commons and stepped into a culturally diverse world at the annual Diversity Day.
In Kokomo, where one in five people is jobless, many auto industry lifers are choosing to get the education they passed up years ago.
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