Teresa Lubbers

The state deadline to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is less than a week away, and the state is hosting a virtual event…

After fewer than six minutes of public discussion Thursday afternoon, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education approved Purdue University’s plan to…

More Hoosiers are now completing college in a timely fashion, according to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.But black and Hispanic students are…

A report out this week finds improvement for the number of Indiana high school graduates ready for college. However, the state Commission for Higher…

During the fourth State of Higher Education address Wednesday, Commissioner for Higher Education Teresa Lubbers focused on increasing the value of higher…

A state program that covers up to 100-percent of college tuition is seeing more students ready to graduate in four years. State officials credit the rise…

Fewer people are signing up to become teachers in Indiana. The number of new licenses dropped over 10,000 in three school years. Hoping to combat the…

Statehouse discussions on how to address a teacher shortage are centered largely on why and whether there's a shortage to begin with.The number of…

By now you’ve likely heard this headline: Indiana – like many other states across the country – is facing a teacher shortage.The number of first-year…

The Indiana General Assembly allocated nearly $2 billion for the state’s colleges in this year's budget – including money for new building projects. The…