Students would still need to receive a high school diploma to become licensed by the state, but Senate Bill 176 would allow them to begin an educational program while still in high school. Indiana law ...

In 2025, Indiana’s hospitals face one of the most pressing workforce challenges in modern healthcare: a widening shortage of registered nurses. Projections indicate the state will require thousands of ...

A bill that would allow Indiana’s high school students to enroll and participate in a licensed practical nursing (LPN) program before receiving their high school diploma passed unanimously in the ...

A new federal policy from the Trump administration is drawing concern from educators and healthcare leaders after reclassifying nursing programs so they are no longer recognized as “professional ...

A federal reclassification of nursing graduate programs has educators worried about how the change could affect students’ access to financial aid in a field already struggling with staffing shortages.

There is nothing more frustrating than knowing what you want to study and the field that you want to work in but hearing that it's going to take you years and years. You want to jump into the topic ...

Nearly two dozen county-owned hospitals in Indiana have used a legal loophole to reroute billions in supplemental Medicaid funds from nursing homes to hospital projects, according to a March 18 ...

The proposed changes would lower federal loan limits for graduate nursing students and has sparked widespread backlash from ...