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International students protest new Purdue fee

International students at Purdue University are protesting a new university fee that affects Purdue's large population of foreign students. More>>

IU, Indian law schools to offer dual degrees

Indiana University says a new partnership between its Bloomington law school and one in India is the first of its kind in the Asian nation. More>>

Indiana awards 10 school innovation grants

The Indiana Department of Education has distributed its first round of 10 innovation grants totaling $2.4 million to schools and groups across the state. More>>

After-school events resume at Noblesville Schools after measles outbreak

Health officials held vaccination clinics at Noblesville schools Thursday both for students and staff who needed the shots. After-school events that were canceled as a precaution Wednesday are now back on. More>>

Measles cases prompt Noblesville Schools to cancel Wednesday evening activities

Noblesville Schools sent out a notice Wednesday canceling all evening activities for Wednesday, February 15, as a continued precaution to help prevent the spread of measles. More>>

Gov. Daniels speaks to students rallying for school choice

Hundreds of students turned out for a rally at the Indiana Statehouse Wednesday to show support for school choice. More>>

Connected Kids: Paying to play

If your little one loves to play on your smart phone or tablet, they may be racking up charges you may not know about. More>>

Alcohol amnesty bill advances in Indiana Statehouse

A bill granting immunity for certain offenses is one vote away from possibly being signed into law. More>>

Connected kids: Toddlers and technology

With technology so readily available at their little fingertips, parents are faced with the dilemma - is my child better with it, or without it? More>>

Indiana among 10 states to get No Child Left Behind waiver

The controversial No Child Left Behind act no longer applies to Indiana schools. The state's superintendent of public instruction explains why he feels that's a positive development. More>>

Indiana lawmaker says school bus fees increase risk

There may be help from the Indiana Statehouse for parents concerned about losing teachers and free school buses to budget cuts. More>>

IPS students start program to combat bullying

Students at IPS School 96 on the west side are looking to drive home a message to put an end to bad behavior. More>>