Articles tagged: "Indiana"

In the state of Indiana, teachers can now arm themselves for protection and self-defense while working in schools. House Bill…

School choice, pro-charter school bills are making their way in red states. One recent success was in the Hoosier State…

As schools have been sites of recent tragedies when it comes to gun violence, policymakers are wondering what could mitigate…

The Indiana House of Representatives passed a bill that is aligned with Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law, which law…

The Indiana state legislature is considering a bill that would prohibit classroom instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity. WDRB…

Indiana parents, due to their experiences monitoring their children during virtual and remote classes during the coronavirus pandemic, are demanding…

College students sued Indiana University on the grounds that they should not have to comply with a vaccine requirement. Now,…

A small, private Christian college in Indiana is at the center of a controversy when the university officially invited Vice President Mike Pence to speak at its commencement ceremonies, sparking anti-Trump and anti-Pence fervor online.

Purdue University made a big deal, buying Kaplan University in order to evolve in the online higher education environment.

Editor’s Note: This piece originally appeared on the website for the Center for Vision and Values at Grove City College….

Seriously?! What is the world coming to…? A business class at Purdue University teaches students the phrase “America is a…

This post originally appeared on the American Spectator website. Last week, students at Indiana University-Bloomington mistook a Dominican monk for a…