The Jamal Khashoggi Annual Address on Journalism and the Media will focus on the First Amendment, freedom of the press, and issues critical to journalism.

State lawmakers Monday advanced a bill that allows schools to charge for public record searches, as long as those searches require more than five hours of work.

Indiana University’s new Master of Architecture program is only in its second year, but applications are growing and students are settling into the new building in Columbus.

The district plans to hold at least three community input sessions before the search for a new superintendent begins.

Theodore Roosevelt College and Career Academy says extreme cold temperatures last month caused water pipes connected to the boiler system to burst.

Indiana Commission for Higher Education member John Popp questioned the mission of the university's proposed multicultural center saying it seemed "counterproductive to set up a $4 million facility to segregate.”

During a nearly 10-hour hearing that grew heated at times, former Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Lewis Ferebee was interrogated about why student passing rates on Indiana’s state test declined during a three-year period in his tenure.

The group will determine what competitive teacher pay should look like for Indiana, and make policy recommendations to the governor and lawmakers on how to achieve competitive compensation ahead of the 2021 legislative session.

It’s been 19 months since Lloyd Knight became principal at Howe Community High School. Next month, the State Board of Education will vote whether the school should close or become a charter school free of state sanctions.