The electrical technology program will now award students with an associate of applied science degree.

The partnership involves Indiana Landmarks, a nonprofit organization that revitalizes historic buildings for modern use, rehabilitating the Linwood House, a mid century modern home on Valparaiso University’s campus, to become the organization’s northwest field office.

The partnership will give Indiana Wesleyan University students access to ACT’s short-term, online training offerings to prepare students to work in allied healthcare settings.

The exercise science program will have two concentrations: the Bachelor of Arts with a Health and Fitness concentration and the Bachelor of Science with a Rehabilitative Science concentration.

The specialized training equipment will give nursing students the ability to practice their skills on newborn manikins to prepare them for their careers.

A historical property, the former Larue Carter Campus, will be restored and turned into a learning hub as part of the Riverside Education Innovation District.

Charlie and Terri Lentz have designated funding to the Indiana State University women’s basketball team through their estate. The funding can be used for scholarships, infrastructure improvements, or other enhancements for the team.

Grand Rapids Community College, Davenport University, Grand Valley State University, and Ferris State University have teamed up for the West Michigan BSN Connect initiative to allow students more options to save time and money obtaining their BSN degree.

Baker College has introduced a new 100 hour Certified Medication Aide program in an attempt to fulfill a healthcare industry need in Michigan.

The educational partnership will see Goshen College providing language courses to Lippert employees.