Wayne High School gets $1,000 for uniforms
Wayne High School will receive $1,000 from the California Casualty Thomas R. Brown Athletics Grant program to purchase new uniforms.
Dowden Science Hall named for retiring president
After 22 years of service to Huntington University, President G. Blair Dowden and First Lady Chris Dowden are being recognized for their leadership to the institution.
USF music technology student receives elite Women in Toys scholarship
University of Saint Francis music technology student Emily Fitch is one of only seven students internationally to be awarded a $1,400 scholarship from Women in Toys, Entertainment and Licensing (WIT), a trade organization that supports women involved in all aspects of the toy, licensing/merchandising and entertainment/media industries.
Dr. Sherilyn Emberton elected Huntington University’s 13th president
In a historic moment today, the Huntington University Board of Trustees voted to elect Dr. Sherilyn R. Emberton as the 13th president of the institution.
Fort Wayne Heart Ball raises nealry $110,000
Last Friday amidst a vibrant black tie affair inside the Fort Wayne Country Club, over 200 guests gathered to celebrate the work of the American Heart Association.
IPFW professor selected to attend Sustainable Engineering Workshop
IPFW Associate Professor of Engineering Don Mueller is one of only 30 educators selected from across the country to attend the Center for Sustainable Engineering's (CSE's) workshop this June.
Education campaign to help Indiana residents quit smoking returns
Continuing with the success of last year's landmark national tobacco education campaign, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is airing a second series of ads featuring real people who are living with the effects of smoking-related diseases.
Huntington University board approval moves Peoria campus forward
The Huntington University Board of Trustees has approved the proposal to create a Peoria, Arizona, campus for the institution.
Super Shot reminds families of Kindergartners to get shots early and avoid the summertime...
It?s Kindergarten Roundup time, and Super Shot wants to remind families of children entering Kindergarten to get their children?s shots now.
Scholarships awarded, Sissy Spacek speaks at 2013
Nearly $40,000 in Tapestry Parkview Health Sciences Scholarships were awarded today (April 26, 2013) at the annual event Tapestry: A Day for You at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.