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Respiratory therapist shortage leads to new bachelor's program at Butler University (opens the original)
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Butler University is expanding its healthcare teachings with the announcement of a new Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Therapy program. The College of Health Professions will host its first cohort in fall 2027. The program aims to address a shortage of respiratory therapists in Indiana. Around 3,000 respiratory therapists currently work in the state, but the need is significantly higher. Christy Kane, professor and director of the program, said respiratory therapists can be needed throughout
You can now reserve a laptop for virtual meetings at Indianapolis' public libraries (opens the original)
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All branches of the Indianapolis Public Library, or IPL, now have a pair of laptops on site that can be reserved for in-house use. Laptops can be reserved up to seven days in advance and used for a maximum of two hours, according to IPL. The computers will not be available for gaming or general use — they're meant to be used primarily for online appointments. "We encourage eligible patrons to take advantage of this opportunity to access technology and complete important tasks such as job intervi
Former Purdue President Mitch Daniels returns as interim, prepares for semester ahead (opens the original)
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As Purdue University in Indianapolis prepares for the fall semester, interim President Mitch Daniels talks about future endeavors. Daniels, who had previously served as president, has once again stepped into the position following the resignation of former President Mung Chiang. As the recently appointed chair of the Purdue Research Foundation, Daniels said the acquisition of a STEM building on the Northeast side of Indianapolis will further research opportunities. “We do have firm plans to grow
Guns to Gardens initiative comes to Indianapolis church (opens the original)
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Guns to Gardens brings new meaning to the word growth through a program that transforms firearms into garden tools. Allisonville Christian Church is hosting an event that brings the nationwide community-led initiative to Indianapolis. The program is rooted in faith and enables communities to safely dispose of firearms. The event allows gun owners to surrender their weapons. Once a professional checks that the weapon is unloaded, it will be dismantled.The weapon is then taken apart and a blacksmi
Medically underserved areas may find relief due to state funding program (opens the original)
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This year, Indiana will receive $206.9 million as part of the Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being, or GROW, Health initiative. Over the next five years, Indiana is slated to receive $1 billion. The program stems from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program, funded by President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill. Congress passed the measure last year to account for losses in Medicaid funding. Some health experts worry the funds will not be enough to offset the estimated $137 billion cu
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