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Indiana Tech Begins Construction of Academic Center

Facility will be "crown jewel" of campus.

Breakfast Honors Year’s Best Interns, Employer

Senior Baily Tom named Intern of the Year

University Celebrates 2013 Award Winners

Indiana Tech celebrated the accomplishments of several students at the annual Honors Luncheon on April 6.

University Honors Top Grads of 2013

27 of the university’s top students named Outstanding Graduates

Douglas Clark Named VP of Academic Affairs

He will officially begin his duties at Indiana Tech on May 6.

Former AT&T Executive to Speak at Commencement

ohn D. Zeglis, retired chairman and CEO of AT&T Wireless Services, will be the keynote speaker at Commencement on May 18.

Law School Completes Hiring of Founding Faculty

Nancy Marcus will join the faculty in July.

Indiana Tech Receives AT&T Contributions

Indiana Tech and the Fort Wayne Urban League are recipients of contributions from AT&T to help students gain skills they need to be successful in college and the workforce.

NSBE Leader to Speak at Indiana Tech Banquet

The Indiana Tech chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers is proud to announce Carl Mack as guest speaker.

ITT Exelis names Indiana Tech graduate to head new division

ITT Exelis has named Nick Bobay, an Indiana Tech alumnus, to lead the company’s new Night Vision and Tactical Communications Systems division.

Law School Adds Federal Judge to Faculty

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Judith Klaswick Fitzgerald will join the full-time Indiana Tech Law School faculty.

Law School Adds 3 to Faculty

All three will teach primarily in the legal research and writing curriculum

Law School Receives Major Library Donation

Books fill 8 tractor-trailers

Adults in Need of Degree Invited to Open House

The Northern Kentucky campus will host open house December 6.

Snyder, Tech Earn Recognition for Economic Development

President wins Swagger Award

Law School Admits First Student

Fort Wayne native is first in charter class.

Indiana Tech Adds Evansville Location

CPS office will initially enroll students for online programs

Snyder Named CEO of the Year

Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce announced the honor during annual meeting.

University Forum Welcomes Terra Brantley

The WANE-TV news anchor will speak Oct. 18 as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Indiana Tech Awarded Military Friendly Schools® Title

List honors nation's top 15 percent

Indiana Tech Celebrates Scholarship Growth

Indiana Tech showcased named endowed scholarships at two recent events.

University Installs Wind Turbine

The turbine will help engineering students learn about alternative energy sources.

Indiana Tech Enrollment Grows 29%

Total enrollment for fall 2012 is 7,010 compared to 5,437 in 2011.

Law School Announces ‘Early Decision’ Application

Process Offers Lower Fee, Faster Timeline for Admission

2 Engineering Programs Earn Accreditation

Biomedical, electrical meet ABET standards

Law School Faculty Takes Shape With First Hires

First four faculty members have begun developing the law school curriculum and policies.

Momentum Campaign Exceeds Goal by 53%

Campaign officially ended on June 30 with a total of $29 million raised.

Ohio Troopers Seeking Recruits at Career Fair

Indiana Tech will host a recruitment fair for the Ohio State Highway Patrol on June 14

Muncie Attorney Endows First Law Scholarship

Muncie attorney Eric C. Welch has endowed the first scholarship for the Indiana Tech Law School.

Ceremony Marks Launch of Law School Construction

Indiana Tech celebrated its progress toward opening northeast Indiana’s first law school with a ceremonial groundbreaking at the construction site.

Indiana Tech Expands to Northern Kentucky

The College of Professional Studies has opened a new campus in Northern Kentucky, its second location outside of Indiana.

University Honors Top Grads of 2012

Indiana Tech has chosen 30 of the university’s top students as Outstanding Graduates for 2012.

Tech Inducts 29 New Alpha Chi Members

Membership for this prestigious academic honor society is by invitation only

Students Excel at Robotics Challenge

Two Indiana Tech faculty members took teams to the National Robotics Challenge and earned awards.

University Celebrates Student Achievements

Indiana Tech celebrated the accomplishments of several students at the university’s annual Honors Luncheon.

Career Center Honors Vera Bradley, Morgan Delagrange

Employer of the Year and Intern of the Year honored at Internship Recognition Breakfast.

Athletic Honor Society Debuts

Indiana Tech celebrated the establishment of a campus chapter of the National College Athletic Honor Society, Chi Alpha Sigma, with the initiation of 80 student-athletes.

Students Earn Engineering, Computer Sciences Scholarships

Indiana Tech recently celebrated the accomplishments of incoming freshmen who have earned the university’s Engineering and Computer Sciences Scholarship.

International Business Leader to Speak at Commencement

Bernardo Quintana, an engineer and business leader, will deliver the keynote address at Commencement.

New Degree Targets Health Care Technology Needs

Online associate degree in health information technology begins in July.

Camp Offers Peek at Electrical Engineering

High school students will participate in two hands-on electrical engineering projects

Indiana Tech Will Build Law School on Campus

The university will build a 70,000-square-foot facility on its main campus to house its law school.

Open House Draws Future Fashion Students

About 60 community members and prospective students crowded an open house to learn more about Indiana Tech’s new degree program in fashion marketing and management.

Fashion Marketing and Management Degree Launching in January 2012

Indiana Tech has developed a bachelor’s degree in fashion marketing and management

8th Residence Hall Coming in 2012

The Board of Trustees has approved construction of the university’s eighth residence hall in 2012 to accommodate enrollment growth .

Alexander Will Lead School of Law

Indiana Tech has chosen Peter C. Alexander as the founding dean of the university’s law school.

Louisville Campus Plans Ribbon Cutting

The College of Professional Studies will celebrate the opening of its new location in Louisville, Ky., with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, November 3.

Roll Call Honors Nation’s Fallen Service Members

Indiana Tech has joined a nationwide grass-roots effort to honor fallen American service men and women.

Grand Opening Set for New Warsaw Campus

Indiana Tech will celebrate the opening of its new location in Warsaw with a building dedication and open house on October 24.

Indiana Tech Expands to Louisville

The College of Professional Studies has expanded to Louisville, Ky., its first location outside of Indiana.

G.I. Jobs Awards Indiana Tech “Military Friendly” Title

G.I. Jobs, the premier magazine for military personnel transitioning into civilian life, has awarded Indiana Tech the designation of Military Friendly School.

Indiana Tech Reaches Record Enrollment

Indiana Tech is continuing its growth trend with record numbers for new students this fall and total enrollment increasing 7.4% to an all-time high of 5,437.

Conference Will Highlight Geothermal Energy

Indiana Tech will host and co-sponsor The Geothermal Advantage, a free one-day conference on the use of geothermal energy, on September 29.

City Approves Plan for Campus Wind Turbine

Indiana Tech has received approval from the Fort Wayne Board of Zoning Appeals to install a wind turbine on Fort Wayne campus.

Registration Events Planned in New Albany

College of Professional Studies has planned two events to assist New Albany area students interested in enrolling.

Dr. Douglas Perry Chosen as Academic VP

Indiana Tech is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Douglas Perry as vice president for academic affairs.

Graduate Engineering Degree Goes Online

Indiana Tech will begin offering its master’s degree in engineering management online in September.

Grant Funds Expansion of CPS College Prep Program

The program was tested in Munster and will expand thanks to an $18,000 grant from the Ball Venture Fund.

Free Computer Workshop Offered in Fort Wayne

The College of Professional Studies will offer a free workshop for adults interested in brushing up on their computer skills.

Tech Inducts 21 New Alpha Chi Members

Membership for the academic honor society is by invitation only.

University Honors Top Grads of 2011

Indiana Tech has chosen 26 of the university’s top students as Outstanding Graduates for 2011.

University Celebrates Student Accomplishments

Annual Honors Luncheon takes note of achievements.

Career Center Names Intern, Employer of the Year

The Career Planning and Development Center celebrated student interns and their employers at an Internship Recognition Breakfast.

AEP Foundation Presents Major Gift to Indiana Tech

Paul Chodak III presented a check for $300,000 on behalf of the American Electric Power Foundation.

Indiana Tech Begins Classes in New Albany

The College of Professional Studies will offer its first classes in southern Indiana in May.

Athletic Hall of Fame Adds 5

Indiana Tech honored five individuals at Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet on March 26.

Cyber Defense Team Wins Regional

Students move on to national competition.

Renovation Wins Construction Award

Building Contractors Association will honor Uytengsu Center project.

Students Win State Cyber Defense Competition

Team headed to Midwest Regional competition.

Info Meeting Highlights Ph.D.

Prospective students invited to learn more about program.

First Blair Memorial Scholarship Awarded

Sharon Beeler has been chosen as the first recipient.

Students Trek to Statehouse in Support of Grants

A group of Indiana Tech students will travel to the Indiana Statehouse on March 8.

Dungy-Poythress to Speak at Commencement

Dr. Lauren Dungy-Poythress will deliver the keynote address at Commencement on May 14.

Craigslist Scam Targets Job Seekers

Postings for university positions are fake.

Fishers Campus Offers Test Drive

Guests invited to sample class for a night.

Indiana Tech, Ivy Tech Praise Collaboration

Scholarship is key element to partnership.

Winter Weather Policy

How to stay informed of campus closings

University Celebrates Building’s LEED® Gold Status

Indiana Tech celebrated the LEED® Gold Certification of Uytengsu Center with the unveiling of a commemorative plaque.

Munster Offers Free Prep Courses Again

Courses are math, English, computer basics.

Tech Plans Series of Black History Month Events

A series of four events is planned.

Early Start Offered Free to Low-Income High Schoolers

The Early Start program will be free to high school students who receive free or reduced lunches.

Scholarship Created for Ivy Tech Grads

Ivy Tech graduates with a GPA of 2.5 or higher will be eligible for a merit scholarship at Indiana Tech.

Students Develop iPhone App

A group of students has developed an iPhone app, now available as a free download through Apple’s app store.

Uytengsu Center Earns LEED Gold Status

The Wilfred Uytengsu, Sr. Center has been awarded LEED® Gold Certification.

Indiana Tech Boosts Recruitment in China

The Foundation for International Education will recruit students to Tech.

Dedication Set for Memorial to Student-Athletes

Indiana Tech will dedicate a memorial in honor of Liz Lykowski and Jaz Hubbard at 1:45 p.m. Nov. 20.

Dugan Siblings Win Innovation Award

Honor Education LLC was named the Innovator of the Year for 2010 at the fifth-annual Innovation Awards.

Warsaw Meeting Showcases Engineering Degrees

CPS will host a meeting Dec. 1 for students interested in the IME or MSE.

Free College Prep Courses Provide Review in Basics

CPS will offer free college prep courses for adults in northwest Indiana interested in brushing up on their skills in math and writing.

Mash-Up Aims to Educate, Entertain

The residence life staff will mix education and entertainment together for Monster Mash-up: Haunting Facts About Alcohol.

University Welcomes ESPN Founder

Bill Rasmussen is the next University Forum speaker.

Ribbon Cutting Set for Munster

The College of Professional Studies will celebrate its new location in northwest Indiana on Oct. 26

Warriors Will Add Wrestling Team

With the addition of wrestling, Indiana Tech will have 20 varsity sports teams.

Campus Trails Marked to Encourage Walking

To encourage physical fitness, Indiana Tech has added marked walking trails to its main campus.

Building Dedication Honors Uytengsu for Gift

Indiana Tech paid tribute to a generous alumnus with the dedication of the Wilfred Uytengsu, Sr. Center on September 18.

Fundraising Success Inspires Higher Goal

New Momentum campaign goal is $25 million by June 2012.

Indiana Tech Surpasses Enrollment Goals

University has 1,000 traditional, 5,000 total students.

Tech Celebrates Opening of Warrior Row Townhouses

Indiana Tech celebrated the opening of its sixth residence facility with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting at Warrior Row on Friday, August 27.

Annual Convocation Focuses on Tradition

Indiana Tech’s 2010 convocation will focus on the theme “Tradition Begins with Me.”

Enrollment Growth Spurs New Parking Policy

The Fort Wayne campus will now have designated areas for residential students, commuter students, and visitors.

Tech Dedicates Steel Dynamics Laboratory

Officials from Indiana Tech and Steel Dynamics Inc. joined together on August 13 to celebrate the dedication of the Steel Dynamics Energy Engineering Laboratory.

Grant Provides Funding for Student Support

ndiana Tech has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Education for its TRiO Student Support Services Program. The initial grant is $243,957.

Tech Celebrates New Year with Fireworks & More

“Light Up the Night: TechFest 2010” will combine elements of light and technology throughout the evening, ending with a fireworks display.

Holtz Creates Scholarship for Students Facing Hardship

The Lou Holtz Persistence Scholarship will assist students in the College of Professional Studies who are experiencing a temporary economic hardship.

CPS Expands to Louisville, Ky., Area

ndiana Tech’s College of Professional Studies will expand to southern Indiana with the opening of a new office in New Albany in August.

Indiana Tech Plans Expansion in Northwest Indiana

Indiana Tech is combining its Merrillville and Hammond locations into one larger site in Munster, Ind.

Momentum Multiplier Doubles Gift Impact

Indiana Tech has established the Momentum Multiplier program in which the university will match donations for scholarship endowments.

Advancement Team Welcomes 2 Additions

Indiana Tech has hired two new staff members to support fundraising efforts as the university continues the Momentum capital campaign.

FW Police Honor Computer Sciences Team

The Fort Wayne Police Department recently honored professors and students for work on the police department’s Emergency Services Communications system.

New Program Makes Refunds Easier

Indiana Tech will partner with Higher One to streamline refund process.

Energy Grant Will Help Fund Lighting Project

Indiana Tech has been awarded a $46,884 grant to install new lighting in the Schaefer Center.

University Bringing Leadership Degree to La Porte

The College of Professional Studies will begin offering an organizational leadership degree in La Porte, Ind., in July.

HR Team Wins Again

3rd straight championship

University Will Be Tobacco-Free

Indiana Tech will adopt a tobacco-free policy at all of its locations as of July 1.

University Mourns Computer Sciences Student

Luke Mussmann was a sophomore.

Career Center Honors Intern, Employer of the Year

The Indiana Tech Career Planning and Development Center celebrated student interns and their employers at an Internship Recognition Breakfast.

University Names Outstanding Graduates

Indiana Tech has chosen 24 of the university’s top students as Outstanding Graduates for 2010.

University Honors Students for Achievements

Indiana Tech celebrated the accomplishments of several students at the university’s annual Honors Luncheon.

25 Inducted to Alpha Chi

Indiana Tech honored 25 new members of Alpha Chi on Sunday, April 18

Honors Community Focuses on Leadership

Indiana Tech will debut a new living, learning community focused on leadership and career development in fall 2010.

Steel Dynamics Gift Funds Lab

A major gift of $300,000 from Steel Dynamics Foundation, Inc. will establish a new state-of-the-art energy engineering laboratory at Indiana Tech.

Veteran Tapped as Basketball Coach

Indiana Tech has hired Al Grushkin as head coach of the men’s basketball team.

Indiana Tech Partners with Questa on Student Aid

An agreement between Indiana Tech and Questa Foundation for Education will make a college education more affordable for qualifying students in Allen County.

Tech Receives $2 Million Gift

Alumnus funds renovation of Administration Center.

HR Team Wins State

A trio of Indiana Tech students took 1st place for 4th straight year.

Athletic Facility, More Housing Coming Soon

Indiana Tech on Wednesday shared plans for a new athletic facility and additional student housing.

Holtz to Speak at Commencement

Former Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz will deliver the keynote address at Indiana Tech’s 2010 Commencement.

Tech Names Bowling Coach

Larry Secrist will lead teams for debut in fall 2010.

Tech Adds Master's in Police Administration

Indiana Tech will continue to expand its graduate degree programs with the introduction of a Master of Science in Police Administration in spring 2010.

Warriors Move on to National Tournaments

The men's soccer and women's volleyball teams won their WHAC Tournaments to qualify for NAIA National Tournaments.

University Awarded $1.34 Million Grant

Indiana Tech has been awarded a grant of $1.34 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to fund an innovative geothermal research project on the Fort Wayne campus.

Students Attend Lugar Energy Event

A group of Indiana Tech students were part of the Lugar Collegiate Energy Summit.

Tech's Oldest Building Set for Makeover

Board approved "green" renovation of administration building

Public Comment Sought

Fishers Open House

Open house planned at new Fishers location

Enrollment Grows 11%

Indiana Tech's total enrollment approaches 5,000.

Fishers Site Ready for Grand Opening

Indiana Tech will celebrate the opening of its new location in Fishers, Ind., with a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Tech Will Cover State Grant Shortfall

Indiana Tech will provide about $500,000 to students affected by state cuts.

Jeff Walker Hired as Athletic Director

Walker's most recent position was athletic director at Crichton College in Memphis, Tenn.

Schumacher Chosen to Lead Ph.D.

Dr. Lillian Schumacher will be the director of the Ph.D. program

Kline Returns to Tech as Assistant Coach

Dan Kline will be assistant for men's basketball coach.

Warriors Win WHAC Baseball Tournament

WHAC Tournament win earns bid to NAIA National Championship.

University Honors Year’s Top Grads

26 students chosen as 2009 Outstanding Graduates

Tech Grad Chosen to Lead Men’s Basketball

Indiana Tech has hired Brad Winton as head coach of the men's basketball team.

Astronaut Slated for Commencement

Captain Robert “Hoot” Gibson will be the guest speaker at Indiana Tech’s Commencement ceremony on May 16.

CPS Plans Fishers Location

Indiana Tech is expanding its central-Indiana campus locations with the addition of a new Fishers campus.

Snyder Joins NAIA Council of Presidents

President Arthur E. Snyder, Ed.D., has been chosen as the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference’s representative to the Council of Presidents for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.

Tech Approved for Ph.D, Set for Fall Debut

The Ph.D. in Global Leadership is designed for students to develop a deeper understanding of what leadership means in the global environment.

Nash to Discuss Communication

HR Team Wins 2nd National Title

The Indiana Tech HR Team has won the national HR Games Tournament for the 2nd consecutive year.

Career Center Director Honored

New Web Design Debuts

Warriors 4th in National Athletic Ranking

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