The Commission on Accreditation of Marriage and Family Therapy Education recently approved the online degree program at IWU for accreditation, easing the transition to professional roles for graduates.

Silvia Lawson-Vilches graduated in December 2020, but her work on a project for Rockstar Games began early in 2020 while she was still completing the last few classes needed for her degree.

Researchers at IUPUI say in a new report that shortcomings in Indiana's public health system have been brought to light by the COVID-19 crisis, citing underfunding as an underlying cause of the condition of public health in the state.

The agreement between Lockheed Martin and Purdue will focus on hypersonics research and will deepen the long-standing relationship between the two parties.

Rachael Meads, adjunct Appalachian studies professor at Shepherd University, was nominated by a former student for her contributions to education on music, culture, and social justice in Appalachia.

WVNCC is the recipient of a nearly $1.5 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration to be awarded over the next four years. Two new academic programs are being created which will help the community tackle the opioid addiction crisis.

Dr. Chris Gilmer, WVUP President, volunteered to be one of the first ten employees of the university to receive the initial dose of the vaccine, in an effort to serve as a role model for others and to affirm his trust in the science behind the vaccine.

Thirty-eight WVUP courses have been reconfigured to use no-cost resources instead of costly textbooks, easing the financial burden of students and reducing one barrier to degree completion.

Dr. Sheila Williams, Associate Professor of Nursing at WSCC, authored an article about hepatitis C that has been published by Gastroenterology Nursing.

The courses provided by Generation USA will allow residents of the Memphis metropolitan area to gain skills in digital marketing and IT.