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Tech’s B.S. in Child Development recognized as a best value

The SR Education Group, an education research publisher founded in 2004, named Indiana Tech as one of its Top Online Colleges for Child Development Degrees in 2017. Tech was ranked No. 12 for the value of its Bachelor of Science in Child Development. According to the SR Education Group, it helps prospective students find colleges […]

Everyone is invited to Tech’s Explore Performance Event Series

Indiana Tech, with the support of the Auer Foundation, is presenting four free upcoming performances that are open to the public. The performances will be held in the Multi-Flex Theater of the university’s Academic Center at 1600 E. Washington Blvd. The Edward D. and Ione Auer Foundation is a private charitable foundation based in Fort […]

Indiana Tech’s Jeffersonville, Indiana Campus Moved

Indiana Tech’s Jeffersonville, Indiana, campus has moved. The Jeffersonville campus is now located at 4500 Town Center Blvd., Suite 101, next to Menards. Its phone number stays the same – 812.283.8001. Read more about the Jeffersonville campus here.  

New Installation at Tech’s Art Gallery Pops With Color

“Brilliant Optics: A Spectrum of Mediums and Color,” an exhibit of contemporary artwork, is now on display in Indiana Tech’s Franco D’Agostino Art Gallery. The collection, which is part of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s traveling exhibition series, will be in the D’Agostino Gallery through January 2017. It’s the first of four FWMoA collections […]

Introducing Dr. Karl W. Einolf – Indiana Tech’s Ninth President

Dr. Karl W. Einolf has been selected by the Indiana Tech Board of Trustees as the university’s next president. The board announced on Dec. 5 that Dr. Einolf will become the ninth president in the school’s 86-year history. He will succeed Dr. Arthur E. Snyder, who is retiring June 30, 2017, and will begin his […]

Dawson earns engineering scholarship from Fort Wayne’s Franklin Electric

Junior Dakota Dawson has earned Franklin Electric’s first Indiana Tech Engineering Scholarship. She was recognized during a reception at Franklin Electric’s home office in Fort Wayne on Thursday, Dec. 1. Dakota is majoring in mechanical engineering. She graduated from Fort Wayne’s Carroll High School in 2014 with a 3.914 GPA. She is a member of […]

Indiana Tech Announces New Regional Scholarship

Indiana Tech is offering a new scholarship opportunity that expands the reach of its Northeast Indiana Regional Scholarship, which was implemented late in 2015. It, along with the new Indiana Tech Regional Scholarship, is for day students (students taking traditional semester-long courses on campus in Fort Wayne.) Indiana Tech Regional Scholarship Students who attend a […]

Indiana Tech Law School to close in June 2017

The Indiana Tech Board of Trustees, with the recommendation of the university’s administration, has voted unanimously to close Indiana Tech Law School at the conclusion of the 2016-17 academic year. The law school will continue to operate throughout the remainder of the current academic year, and officially close June 30, 2017. Indiana Tech President Dr. […]

Professor Robbins is Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly’s Teacher of the Year

Associate professor of English, Cortney Robbins, was named Teacher of the Year by Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly when it announced its 2016 Education Award recipients on Oct. 5. Robbins, who has been a professor at Tech since 2007, will be honored with other winning educators at a special awards dinner on Oct. 26, at […]

Students and parents: Learn about newly implemented changes to the FAFSA process

If you will be a collegiate freshman to begin the 2017-18 academic year, review the changes to the FAFSA process below. It could improve your chances of receiving grants and aid. PRIORITY ONE: Because of a change implemented this year, you can complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) beginning Saturday, Oct. 1, […]