| Indianapolis
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.
| Muncie
Ivy Tech Community College Muncie is proud to recognize Ashley Slaven and Thrive Credit Union as recipients of the Ivy Tech Foundation’s 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award and Benefactor of the Year honors, respectively.
| Indianapolis
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.
| Evansville
Hoosier students and families can get free, in-person help completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) during “College Goal Sunday,” this Sunday, Oct. 4, at Ivy Tech Community College Evansville.
| Bloomington
Elmore will share his decades of experience starting, running, and acquiring various businesses across industries, including locally based education services company, Solution Tree
| Evansville
Ivy Tech Community College Evansville will host its first Ability Expo from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the First-Floor Commons of the Koch Student Center, 3501 N. First Ave. The free event is open to the public
Accomplished alumni and supporters recognized for impacting students and communities statewide
| Evansville
Ivy Tech Evansville Admissions will offer in-person guidance for prospective students at EVPL Central.
| Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Library & Tutoring Service celebrated the conclusion of the campus’ first summer reading challenge with a Welcome Week Reading Jubilee.
| Indianapolis
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.
| Indianapolis
Student Culinary Experience will connect local students with professional chefs, culinary careers and hands-on industry experiences Oct. 15–16
| Evansville
Three Sessions Planned