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The Ivy Tech Indianapolis Fall Part-Time Job & Internship Fair provides an opportunity for students and alumni to connect with dozens of employers hiring in central Indiana, plus a free headshot.
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As an Ivy Tech Indianapolis alum and nationally recognized artist, Shaunt'e Lewis knows firsthand how education can shape a future. Now, the bold, vibrant artwork she created for Ivy Tech's wrapped IndyGo Red Line bus is carrying that message across the city, celebrating the careers, opportunities, and possibilities that begin at Ivy Tech. Inspired by the College's vision for the future, Lewis' design transforms public transit into a moving canvas of accessibility, attainment, and community pride.
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Visitors to the Ivy Tech Indianapolis art gallery this fall can explore exhibitions featuring alumni artists, a large-scale student-created mural, and faculty work.
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As Ivy Tech celebrates School of Information Technology Month, alumnus Christopher Allen Whitney's story reminds us of the impact higher education, persistence, and support systems can have on a student's future. From balancing work and accelerated coursework to launching a career in one of the world's fastest-growing industries, his journey reflects the opportunities that begin with an Ivy Tech education.
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Two longtime Ivy Tech supporters recognized for their professional achievements, service and lasting impact on students and the College
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One moment on the dance floor inspired one Ivy Tech student to create a Performing Arts Club at Ivy Tech Indianapolis. Follow her journey from conception to organization – and learn how you can launch a student group of your own!
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For more than a decade, Ivy Tech Indianapolis students have traveled to New Harmony to step away from everyday life and discover the power of their own voices.
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The Indianapolis biology student and Student Government Association president is bringing her powerful, people-centered leadership to Ivy Tech’s State Board of Trustees. “A lot of people can be a leader. Not a lot of people can raise a community.” Learn who inspires her, why she chose Ivy Tech to help launch a new career path, and how she plans to elevate student voices statewide.
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The Indianapolis Library & Tutoring Service celebrated the conclusion of the campus’ first summer reading challenge with a Welcome Week Reading Jubilee.
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Ladessa Sparks uses her Ivy Tech education, career, and lived experience to advocate for others affected by the justice system, showing how individual stories can drive community change and inspire collective action.
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Faculty, staff, departments, and campus organizations can sponsor a student family in need this holiday season by completing the Bear Gifts Sponsor Pledge Form by October 12.
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Faculty and staff welcomed interim chancellor Steph Amos, celebrated the 2026 Don Weathersbe Award winner, Rachel Barrett Knight, learned about campus developments, and crowned a campus rock-paper-scissors champion.
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Student Culinary Experience will connect local students with professional chefs, culinary careers and hands-on industry experiences Oct. 15–16
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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.
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IvyCares resources available to students at Ivy Tech Indianapolis this fall include access to free food, transportation support, and clothing resources.
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IvyCares and Student Life at Ivy Tech Indianapolis are again hosting a community resource fair for students in need of necessities and support.
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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.
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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.