The Nat and Jo Tilley Dortch Scholars Program was established at the school to honor Nat Dortch and to help students excel in their educational journeys.

The College of Medicine at the University of Kentucky has been offering the Professional Education Preparation Program in the summer to give future medical students access to academic activities. This year, seven students from rural areas were able to take part.

A team of researchers at Indiana University’s School of Medicine have discovered a new gene therapy that could improve treatment options for adults with acute myeloid leukemia that has become drug resistant.

The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship can now be used to take the Human Services program at ECTC, giving students even more options.

Pikeville Medical Center is taking advantage of the Business Partnership Grant program at American National University to offer its employees more affordable education.

This is the first year this Carnegie Classification has been awarded, and Valparaiso University is one of only 25 universities to have been awarded the classification.

Purdue University Northwest is now the largest Hispanic Serving Institution in the state of Indiana.

Kei Kawata teaches in the School of Public Health and is taking on two different projects to better understand chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

The Gap Year Scholarship will give students $1,000 a year for four years in order to help ease the transition and make up for lost scholarship opportunities.

Jim Smith and Pam Kushmerick have donated a total of $4 million to the Marshall For All project and $150,000 to various other scholarships, programs, and foundations at the university.