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Kicking off the academic year, we’re giving the mic to Sara Shlaer, dean of the Ivy Tech Indianapolis School of Arts, Sciences & Education and political science professor. She explains why critical thinking, communication, curiosity, and ethical reasoning remain essential in college, the workplace, and everyday life.
| Indianapolis
IvyCares resources available to students at Ivy Tech Indianapolis this fall include access to free food, transportation support, and clothing resources.
| Indianapolis
IvyCares and Student Life at Ivy Tech Indianapolis are again hosting a community resource fair for students in need of necessities and support.
| Indianapolis
Ivy Tech Indianapolis and Congressman André Carson successfully hosted the 15th annual Indianapolis Job and Resource Fair, helping hundreds of Hoosiers on the job hunt meet directly with hiring managers seeking to fill open positions.
| Indianapolis
Through a partnership with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, IvyCares provides fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost while helping address a growing need for food assistance among students and the surrounding community.
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Dr. Chad Bolser returns to Richmond; Steph Amos named Interim Indianapolis Chancellor as college initiates national search.
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Ivy Tech Indianapolis holds three nurse pinning ceremonies a year, with the August event being the second in a calendar year, honoring the dedication and resilience of our newest graduating class. This traditional rite of passage, featuring the presentation of the nursing pin and the recitation of the Florence Nightingale Pledge, marks their official transition into the nursing profession.
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The jazzy duo that is Acute Inflections hosted a Harlem-renaissance-inspired evening of music and comedy at Ivy Tech Indianapolis.
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From high school English classrooms to college student success courses, Cheryl Piotrowski has never stopped answering the call to teach.
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The IvyCares Technology Loaner Program will conclude in August, following the Summer 2026 term. Faculty and staff are encouraged to help students prepare for the transition by reinforcing the importance of owning a personal laptop and sharing available community resources.
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After nearly two decades with Ivy Tech Community College—as both an employee and award-winning adjunct instructor—Joe Morris continues to teach not because he has to, but because he discovered a passion for helping students realize their own potential.
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The Girls Who Brunch Tour brought its signature blend of leadership development, wellness programming, and sisterhood to Ivy Tech Indianapolis, partnering with the College to host an event that empowered Hoosier girls through interactive workshops, inspiring speakers, and critical health resources.