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10/16 Highlight Zone Football Scoreboard

View the complete scoreboard for northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio for high school football on Friday, Oct. 16.

Indiana · 21d

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IU receives 11 intellectual-diversity complaints in 2025, two more in 2026

Indiana University Bloomington received 11 reports under Indiana’s Senate Enrolled Act 202, involving eight people, during calendar year 2025, Provost John Ciorciari told the Bloomington Faculty Council on Oct. 13. Nine of the reports were found to be unsubstantiated, and two were resolved informally, Ciorciari said. So far in...

Bloomington, IN · 22d
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Indiana Daily Student

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Bloomington students react to statewide phone ban implementation

Students in Bloomington public schools can no longer access their phones during the school day after a new state law took effect in July. Senate Enrolled Act 78, authored by Sen. Jeff Raatz, R-Richmond, and Sen. Greg Goode, R-Terre Haute, prohibited students at Indiana public schools from using any “wireless communication device” during the school day.

Bloomington, IN · 22d
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All Three Monroe County Teams Wrap Up the High School Regular Football Season on the Road

Tonight is the last night of the Regular Season of High School Football in the State of Indiana, and all three Monroe County Teams will be on the road with the Postseason starting next week. Bloomington South will travel to Center Grove, Bloomington North will travel to Whiteland and Edgewood will face Indianapolis Scecina at Beech Grove with all three games kicking off at 7 PM.

Monroe County, IN · 22d

FOX19

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Indiana tuition freeze continues

Indiana · 21d

thedailyhoosier.com

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IU football’s top-5 matchup a big draw for high school recruiting prospects

There’s more than just a big game this weekend in Bloomington. The first-ever top-5 matchup at Memorial Stadium is an attractive draw for recruiting prospects as well. A Noon ET kickoff is not ideal for football prospects who live far from Indiana, because most of the players have games on Friday night.

Bloomington, IN · 21d

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Grace College Library Director Earns Statewide Award

WINONA LAKE – Grace College Director of Library Services Tonya Fawcett was recently selected from a community of library directors across 23 institutions to receive the Private Academic Library Network of Indiana Leadership in External Collaboration Award. The award honors an individual who has built or supported the advancement...

Winona Lake, IN · 22d

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Colts to host second-ever State Finals for High School Girls Flag Saturday

Indianapolis – The Indianapolis Colts and the Indiana Flag Football Coaches Association will host the 2026 Indiana State Finals for high school girls flag football, at Grand Park Sport Campus in Westfield, Ind., on Sat., Oct. 17. The Finals will feature Regional winners – Penn, Fort Wayne Snider, Lawrence North and Terre Haute South – who will compete in the second-ever girls flag state finals. Tickets are on sale for $15, onsite or in advance at Colts.com/GirlsFlag beginning today. Ticket proceeds will be used to support girls flag football efforts across the state. Fans also may livestream the games at...

Westfield, IN · 23d

South Bend Tribune

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Time to prepare Indiana's student-athletes for the future | Opinion

High school athletics have always been about more than competition. They teach discipline, teamwork, accountability and perseverance. But the world surrounding our student-athletes is changing, and our policies should change responsibly with it. Indiana is home to collegiate champions and some of the best high schools in the nation. Our responsibility is to ensure that the young athletes representing those schools are prepared not only for their next competition, but for their next chapter in life. Indiana has begun recognizing that change. The IHSAA's new personal-branding framework allows student-athletes to benefit from their name, image and likeness while maintaining the educational values of high school athletics. I believe Indiana should take the next step by establishing a clear, responsible framework for high school NIL. This is not a proposal to turn high school athletics into professional sports. We can establish clear rules, meaningful guardrails and educational requirements that protect students while recognizing their talents and teaching young Hoosiers how to responsibly navigate opportunities that already exist in the marketplace. Any policy should be developed with parents, students, coaches, educators and the public at the table. An effective framework should protect students, preserve education-based athletics, provide transparency and ensure that participation

Indiana · 22d

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Operation Education: Voters weigh school budget cuts against referendum costs

Three school districts in our area are asking voters to approve operating referendums to avoid budget cuts that could impact students. Culver Community School Corporation, Oregon-Davis School Corporation, and Michigan City Area Schools are among 38 districts statewide with operating referendums on the ballot in 2026. Most say they need...

Michigan City, IN · 24d

Indiana Capital Chronicle

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Indiana lawmakers punt on high school NIL regulations

The name, image and likeness brand deals prevalent in collegiate athletics are trickling down to high school athletes, but Indiana lawmakers appear unlikely to regulate the practice for now. The Indiana High School Athletic Association in May authorized its own version of the deals known as personal brand activities. High school athletes can now broker […]

Bloomington, IN · 23d

WISH-TV

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WISH Safe Haven Education Proposal in Indiana Schools

Indianapolis, IN · 22d

Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer

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Saint Mary’s faculty member Oliver Davis runs for Indiana House of Representatives

Oliver Davis, a faculty fellow in Saint Mary’s College’s department of social work and gerontology and an at-large member of the South Bend Common Council, has spent years working with South Bend residents through social work and local government. Now, he hopes to bring his experience to the...

South Bend, IN · 25d

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State lawmakers discuss Brownsburg school funding challenges ahead of 2027 session

As Brownsburg Community School Corp. prepares for millions of dollars in additional budget cuts, two state lawmakers discussed Indiana’s school funding system, property tax reform and potential legislative solutions during an Oct. 13 discussion at Brownsburg Public Library. State Reps. Becky Cash ((R-Zionsville) and Jeff Thompson (R-Lizton) participated in...

Brownsburg, IN · 23d

Journal Review

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Wade named Dean for Enrollment Management at Wabash

Wabash College President Scott E. Feller has announced the appointment of Tyler J. Wade as Dean for Enrollment Management. Wade, a 2012 Wabash graduate, has served as interim dean since June. “One of the things that made him stand out in the field of candidates is the fact that he’s...

Crawfordsville, IN · 24d

WAVE

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Indiana lawmakers push financial literacy training for high school athletes under new NIL rules

Indiana · 22d

WISH-TV

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Expanded child care funding, more small facilities possible in 2027 session

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s top early child care administrator told lawmakers Wednesday that the Braun administration will likely seek increased funding and fewer regulations to expand child care access. Testifying before an interim fiscal policy study committee, Adam Alson, director of the Office of Early Childhood and Out of School Learning, said early tests of child […]

Indiana · 23d

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Indiana University Bloomington Students Demand IUPD Scrap Its Flock Camera Contracts

Student groups at Indiana University Bloomington are demanding that campus police cancel their contracts with Flock Safety, the license-plate reading camera company, arguing the technology invites the kind of abuse that has landed police officers across the state in criminal court. IUPD has declined to say how many Flock cameras it operates, though public records show the department purchased at least five of them between February 2023 and May 2025.

Bloomington, IN · 24d

The Star Press

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2026 IHSAA football sectional pairings for East Central Indiana

Only one week remains in the IHSAA football regular season, and teams around East Central Indiana are getting ready to shift into postseason mode. The IHSAA unveiled the first-round sectional opponents for each team in the state during its annual pairings show on Sunday, Oct. 11. Sectional tournaments are set to kick off on Friday, Oct. 23, followed by semifinals on Oct. 30 and sectional championships on Nov. 6. Regional championships will be played on Nov. 13 and semi-states on Nov. 20. The IHSAA football state championships will be played on Friday, Nov. 27, and Saturday, Nov. 28, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. More: 'Finish this game for Chris.' Yorktown football honors late teammate Chris Wilson Jr. More: Muncie area and Indiana statewide high school football scores for Oct. 9 Yorktown is the area's only reigning sectional champion, as the Tigers avenged a regular-season loss to Pendleton Heights in the final to win their first sectional title at the Class 4A level. Yorktown's bracket group looks quite different this year after the latest reclassification cycle, as it now shares a sectional with Delaware County rivals Delta and Muncie Central. Here are the full East Central Indiana football pairings and

Indiana · 26d

WCIA

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EIU alerts community of ‘concerning social media posts;’ investigation underway

CHARLESTON, Ill. (WCIA) — Eastern Illinois University is continuing to investigate a situation involving “concerning social media posts.” In a Facebook story post Tuesday morning, the college said it is aware of these posts, which they said have been circulating over the past 24 hours. They said at this time, the school has not identified […]

Charleston, IL · 24d