The endowment will support the university’s School of Medicine in respiratory disease research and enhance patient care techniques.

The $399,254 National Science Foundation grant will support the university’s “Building a Curriculum and Learning Community for Workforce Readiness in Interdisciplinary Sustainability Science” project, which is led by Dr. Suraj Upadhaya, assistant professor of sustainable systems.

The partnership will provide Spring View Hospital employees with discounted tuition rates for online RN-to-BSN and MSN programs at Campbellsville University.

Trillium Living and Calvin University have started a new strategic partnership to encourage intergenerational connections, experiential education, workforce development, and lifelong learning.

The funding was awarded to Professors of Computer Science Dr. Guangming Xing and Dr. Huanjing Wang for the project called “Improving Conceptual Understanding in Introductory Programming through an Interactive Flowchart-to-Code Environment.”

The $4.2 million will go toward student scholarships, part of the Robert and Mary Tincher Charitable Foundation’s final $19 million in giving before it dissolves.

The college’s Laurel Campus will be home to the new $36 million Technical Building, which will become a central hub for technical education.

The James A. and Martha R. Brown Charitable Foundation has given the college a $2 million gift for the development of its new workforce and healthcare education facility.

The anonymous $5 million gift will support the university’s work with Indiana Women’s Prison.

The initiative will launch a readiness program that will seek to improve the care received by mothers and children in rural emergency rooms.