The agreement creates a 3+4 pre-pharmacy and Pharm.D. program pathway that will help NKU students earn two degrees in seven years instead of eight.

The new partnership will create a scholarship opportunity for Red Onion State Prison employees and their families to further their education at Lindsey Wilson University.

The $100,000 grant will help the university lead a collaborative initiative to help improve access to mental health services for adults with autism.

The new endowed scholarship is for Wayne County students who are enrolled in a technical or health sciences program at Somerset Community College.

The partnership creates a new early admission pathway that will give Morehead State University students a direct route toward a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.

The initiative is one of 12 around the country that has been selected as a National Science Foundation (NSF) Regional Innovation Engine.

The $750,000 gift comes from the Hosking family, who have long supported Indiana State University students pursuing engineering and technology degrees.

The partnership will open up more opportunities for Career and Technical Education for Herron-Riverside High School through Vincennes University.

The grant comes from the United Way of Southwestern Indiana’s Pathways to Potential initiative.

The collaboration aims to address workforce shortages in the state’s medical laboratory technology through a phased initiative.