Ivy Tech Community College Indianapolis is building a new Automotive Technology Center, in partnership with the City of Indianapolis and Community Development Entities. The new, larger building will be located in the International Marketplace District.

A memo from State Budget Director Zac Jackson this week proposed a 7 percent reduction in the states $1.7 billion in 2020-21 funding to the seven public college systems in Indiana.

Ivy Tech Community College has reached an agreement with Indiana University that guarantees admission to the latters regional campuses for certain graduates.

Ivy Tech Community College is making online job training modules free for 10,000 Hoosiers. Its aimed at helping workers who have been furloughed or laid off permanently get skills before heading back into the workforce.

Ivy Tech Community College announced a new apprenticeship program Wednesday that will place students in emerging career fields around internet-connected factory robots.

Ivy Tech Community College and the Indiana Volunteer Firefighters Association have joined forces to offer a two-year degree to volunteer first responders in the state at no charge.

Prospective firefighters in Indiana often have to complete a mix of state-required certifications and classes for training, but a new partnership between Ivy Tech Community College and the Goshen Fire Department hopes to streamline that process.

An agreement between Parkview Health and Ivy Tech will provide a new faculty member that Parkview will pay for. The college turned away students last year because of the lack of instructors.

Ivy Tech will launch its pilot effort at the Indianapolis, Muncie, Lafayette and Sellersburg campuses, but eventually expand across its 19-campus system.

The ninth annual Central Indiana Job Fair features more than 150 employers offering 4,400 positions.