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JROTC Cadet Mitchel Scott honored with Legion of Valor Cross

JROTC Cadet Mitchel Scott was recognized with the Legion of Valor Cross for Outstanding Achievement in the Junior Reserve Officers Training Program.
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Ivy Tech Northeast partners to host Second Chance expungement presentation

    News release from Ivy Tech Community College Northeast: Ivy Tech Northeast partners with area organizations to host Second Chance expungement presentation WHAT: Second Chance Expungement Program:...
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Fort Wayne Community Schools students return today

Fort Wayne Community Schools will kick-off a new year with students returning Tuesday, Aug. 11th.
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The discipline behind essential oils for preventative health science tour

Essential oil devotees and the inquisitive alike are encouraged to attend the Science Tour presentation on Tuesday, August 4, 2015.
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Concordia’s JROTC team takes 4th in nation at academic bowl

The JROTC team at Concordia Lutheran High School took fourth place in the nation at the 2015 Army JROTC Academic Bowl Championship.
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Concordia’s JROTC teams to compete in national bowl competitions

Two Concordia Lutheran High School JROTC teams will compete in Washington, D.C, at the The 2015 Army JROTC Bowl Championships later this month.

Kelley Hartley Hutton named IPFW Athletic Director

Kelley Hartley Hutton has been named the IPFW director of athletics, effective immediately.
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Ivy Tech Fort Wayne campus closing at 5 p.m.

Ivy Tech Fort Wayne campus closing at 5 p.m.

Ivy Tech Community College expands recent tuition freeze to all Hoosier veterans, reserves

Last month, Ivy Tech Community College announced it will freeze tuition for Hoosier veterans eligible for the GI Bill, members of the Indiana National Guard and Indiana state government employees.

IPFW Students upgrade wireless robot for use in national disasters and homeland security

Eric Harmison and Robert Carper were Indiana University-Purdue University students in Elizabeth Thompson's, engineering senior design class in 2004 when they developed the Wireless Controlled Robot.