Indiana Institute of Technology News

What's in a name? For Franklin College, it's a time-honored place among Indiana's institutions of higher learning - an identity college officials believe is threatened by Franklin University, an Ohio-based school opening a satellite campus in a northeast Indianapolis office park.

For the 16th consecutive year, Allen County youth will have the opportunity to explore vocational options this summer, thanks to the combined efforts of five area colleges and a grant from the Foellinger Foundation.

Karen Simon to run for Wake school board Submitted by KeungHui on 07/06/2009 - 06:00 Supporters of the diversity policy may have found a champion to carry on for outgoing school board member Patti Head.

Lakeside resident William a oeBilla Schrader died in his Vista del Lago home on June 23 at the age of 80.

Shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday, James "Jim" Whitt raised his right hand and swore to serve as a member of the Columbia School Board "to the best of his ability." Then the new appointee moved from the front row next to his wife and sons to his seat among the seven-member board.

April 29, 2009 12:41 PM - It goes without saying that one needs timing to be a good baseball slugger.

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FREDERICKTOWN -- Terry and Donald Divelbiss of Divelbiss Corporation have been chosen jointly as a finalist for the TechColumbus Inventor of the Year Innovation Award.

MUNCIE -- The Academy of Model Aeronautics, the world's largest model aviation association representing a membership of more than 150,000, has announced the addition of Craig Schroeder as comptroller.

MICHELE WILSON is Muncie Artists Guild's artist of the month for January. Some of her artwork is on display at Blue Bottle Cafe in downtown Muncie.