LETTER: City must take lead on Circle Centre
Circle Centre mall’s decline or failure would have a devastating effect on downtown Indianapolis, the convention center, the hospitality industry and the state of Indiana.
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LETTER: Personalized learning helps students achieve
Many states have accountability standards that rate “schools” rather than academic progress achieved by virtual students.
THANAWALA: Women in IT—from the classroom to the boardroom
Simply put, girls need to see more women in IT.
PATCH: Uncertainty puts damper on manufacturing
Even with all this optimism, many manufacturers feel a chill in the air as a result of a lack of clarity surrounding a few big issues.
MORRIS: Giving thanks and looking ahead
The Thanksgiving holiday is good prep for finishing the year strong.
EDITORIAL: Give casino deal a thorough review
If the deal goes through, Caesars will own four of the state’s five highest-revenue casinos. It will generate roughly 54 percent of the tax revenue casinos pay to state and local governments.
DINING: Clay Terrace newcomer fights to stand out in burger niche
At Prodigy Burger & Bar, order correctly and the hot stuff gets delivered on a mini-skillet.
LOU’S VIEWS: At Newfields, a little light music
The grounds outside the Indianapolis Museum of Art electrify the holidays.
International studies school reignites IU’s global focus
Enrollment at the school has grown 55 percent since its 2012 formation. Today, 631 undergraduates and 162 graduate students are enrolled, according to IU.
University of Evansville opens Changemaker Incubator
Funding for the space came from a $20,000 Ball Venture Fund.
Lilly funds program for religion professors
More than 160 faculty have gone through the program, which began in 1991 and has been funded by Lilly since 2002.
SKARBECK: Patrick Industries soars after surviving recession
A great example of a management team that skillfully navigated the brutal economy of 2008-2009 and, over the ensuing nine years, grew a spectacular business is Elkhart’s Patrick Industries.
BOHANON & CUROTT: Be thankful for our private property rights
The pilgrims discovered the hard way the weaknesses in the communal-property-rights model.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
On the brink of Thanksgiving, appreciating those who create and those who make creation possible.
Indy’s largest architectural firm moves to all-employee ownership
All 250 employees are now part-owners in the company which has some tax advantages and gives workers a more direct stake in the firm’s performance.
Former Pharmakon exec pleads guilty to 10 criminal charges
Caprice Bearden, 63, of Carmel pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States and nine misdemeanor counts related to the sale of adulterated drugs, including painkillers that were used on hospitalized infants.
LOPRESTI: Holtmann adjusting to basketball life at a football school
At Chris Holtmann's new coaching home, there are no live bulldogs, no student body dressed in blue. Not even any windows in the roof at the Schottenstein Center.
Pizza restaurant in downtown Fishers abruptly closes
The North Carolina-based chain signed on as the anchor tenant to a key $42 million apartment and retail project in July 2014.
Roundup: Pacers struggle at gate despite surprising start; Mini medal unveiled
The Blue and Gold are near the bottom of the NBA in terms of average attendance. But Boston, Chicago and Cleveland are on the way with help.
U.S. Gymnastics doctor pleads guilty to sexual assault charges
A sports doctor accused of molesting girls while working for Indianapolis-based USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University will face at least 25 years in prison.