Ascend Indiana has announced a new member to its Board of Directors.

Indiana’s state college and university systems have agreed to automatically admit high school students who complete one of the state’s new diploma paths.

According to LightCast, Indiana had nearly 750,000 unique job postings in 2024, with almost 25% falling in the advanced industries’ economy.

Ascend Indiana has announced the founding members of its Workforce Council.

The Council will drive strategies to connect more Hoosiers with career opportunities.

West Central Indiana Career & Technical Education announced the launch of its youth apprenticeship program in partnership with Ascend Indiana.

Joyce Irwin, president and CEO of Community Health Network Foundation, has been named vice chair of the Ascend Indiana Board of Directors.

Indiana ranks 5th nationally in short-term credential attainment, with many Hoosiers using certificates to boost earnings and further education. A new RAND report highlights progress and gaps, guiding efforts to strengthen career pathways across the state.

the Indiana State Board of Education unanimously approved new requirements for high school graduation.