| Indianapolis
Writing in Harmony: Ivy Tech retreat marks 12th trip
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.
| Indianapolis
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.
From fast-paced industry competitions and immersive cybersecurity training to emerging programs in artificial intelligence and fiber optics, Ivy Tech Community College’s School of Information Technology is giving students across Indiana hands-on experiences, flexible pathways and in-demand skills to launch—and advance—technology careers.
The accreditation recognizes educator preparation programs that meet rigorous standards
| Indianapolis
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.
Despite its critical importance, early childhood education continues to face workforce challenges in Indiana and across the country, with the primary issue being the ability to recruit, retain, and compensate qualified teachers and caregivers.
| Bloomington
The Bloomington campus launched Ivy Tech’s first evening nursing program for healthcare professionals who want to become registered nurses
| Indianapolis
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.
| Evansville
Classes offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays Beginning Aug. 25. Call 812-547-7915 to learn more about applying now!
| Indianapolis
From marketing and sponsorships to insurance and business operations, Ivy Tech Indianapolis business students are stepping beyond the classroom and into one of the city's most recognizable organizations. Through behind-the-scenes visits with the Indianapolis Indians, students are connecting course concepts with real-world careers while building relationships with local industry professionals.
| Kosciusko County (Warsaw)
Ivy Tech Community College Kosciusko County is expanding its Applied Organizational Leadership Studies (AOLS) Certificate program for the 2026–27 academic year, providing 25 fully funded spots for students who live and/or work in Kosciusko County.
| Indianapolis
A $1 million pledge from the Bowen family will create a dedicated home for the Bowen Scholars Program at Ivy Tech Indianapolis while supporting the campus' ongoing Ivy Tech Indy: Reimagined for the Future renovations. The gift expands resources for first-generation and high-achieving students, reinforcing the Bowens' long-standing commitment to student success and ensuring future scholars have the space and support to thrive.
| Fort Wayne
From the corner store to the HVAC company or hot brunch spot, Ivy Tech’s School of Entrepreneurship is helping Hoosiers achieve their dreams and creating small business owners across our state.
| Bloomington
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education recognized a student and the campus for outstanding achievements in culinary arts and nursing
| Evansville
Event to help families navigate college-going, financial aid and scholarships, and general Ivy Tech information
| Fort Wayne
Stephanie Martin has received the Award for Excellence for Outstanding Postsecondary Career Services Program
| Indianapolis
Ivy Tech Community College partnered with the Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness and Conexus Indiana to bring together a dozen Indianapolis-area manufacturers to shape the College's new Manufacturing Principles course series.
Ivy Tech prepares Indiana’s culinary and hospitality workforce through hands-on education
| Indianapolis
He juggled classes, a pet store job, and an internship — and walked away with a full-time career before receiving his diploma.
| Indianapolis
“Don’t let your age stop you,” Luna Wick, a 2026 nursing grad, said. “You’re never too old to learn.”
| Bloomington
Short-term credentials can be completed in less than a year as part of Indiana’s Next Level Jobs Workforce Ready Grant program
| Bloomington
The evening cohort is for LPN, paramedic, military medic, and medical assistant professionals who want to transition to a career as a registered nurse
| Indianapolis
A partnership between Ivy Tech Indianapolis and H&R Block provided accounting students with real-world experience preparing taxes during the busiest time of the tax season.
| Bloomington
High school students and adults will gain hands-on experience in microelectronics and robotics, and be introduced to careers in the field