Jason Bork: How Indiana can compete with coastal life sciences hubs
We already have many of the ingredients to build a life sciences ecosystem that can rival that of the coasts.
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Dr. Nasser Hanna: Combating Indiana’s deadliest cancer on multiple fronts
Each year, lung cancer kills more people than colorectal, pancreas and breast cancer—the second-, third- and fourth-leading cancer killers—combined.
Derek Schultz: Jeremy Gray went from broadcaster to big cheese behind the success of IU sports
The Indianapolis native and former broadcaster for the Big Ten Network (among other outlets) was named IU’s assistant athletic director for broadcast services in 2009 and then senior associate athletic director in 2014.
Barb Cutillo: Succession planning helps dodge silver tsunami
Companies might lack succession plans for a variety of reasons.
Pete the Planner: The problem isn’t lifestyle creep—it’s income dependence
We tend to think financial independence is about earning more. It’s not. It’s about what you refuse to inflate.
Editorial: Threats against public officials are threatening our democracy
Let’s begin agreeing to disagree again. Let’s listen to one another. Let’s assume the best intentions of those around us.
Nate Feltman: Roots of championship run begin at IU president’s desk
Indiana’s football success over the past two years and a national championship do not happen without Indiana University President Pam Whitten’s leadership, plain and simple.
Chris Ercoli: Growing Indiana’s economy without raising energy bills
This proposal allows a limited number of very large businesses to buy their electricity from private power providers instead of the utility.
Maggie Phelps: AI will change which skills workers need to develop and maintain
From a people and talent perspective, the coming years will be a fascinating shakeup.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: NIL reshapes priorities for athletes, schools
NIL earnings are highly concentrated, with roughly 0.3% (50 to 75 college athletes) earning more than $1 million.
Jalene Hahn: Beware investing advice from chatbots, influencers
According to the Certified Financial Planning Board, “financial misinformation is any type of incorrect or misleading financial information.”
Editorial: State, federal officials must act to prevent local jail overcrowding
The jail was over capacity by 48 people on Tuesday, with 33 Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, detainees.
Lesley Weidenbener: Be Better Awards honor late civic leader Jim Morris
The Be Better Awards are part of a larger effort by the NCAA and the Indiana Sports Corp. to honor Morris, who was an architect of the effort to bring the NCAA headquarters to Indianapolis in 1999.
Kelly Karbowicz Riley: Philanthropy helped IPS reach historic graduation rates
Over the past seven years, our supporters have invested more than $25 million in postsecondary readiness initiatives because they believed in what IPS students could achieve when given the right resources and support.
Rep. Alex Burton: As data centers grow, Indiana must lead, not react
I am working to develop a standardized, statewide framework for evaluating data center projects.
Jeffrey Harrison: Investment yields robust water system that benefits all
Citizens has developed a 50-year water resource plan and added more than 50 million gallons of water per day of supply and more than 100 million gallons of water per day of water transfer capacity to our system.
Gary Langston, Vanessa Green Sinders and Andrew Berger: Businesses need lawmakers to act on tort reform now
As we look across the country at a legal system trending anti-business, both in verdicts and unpredictability, we want to restore fairness and balance to our system by modernizing tort law.
Mark Montieth: Indiana coaching legends used principles similar to Cignetti’s
The Hoosiers have but one game to win to complete the greatest U-turn in the history of college football.
Greg Hinz: The Bears’ Indiana feint may be paying off—in Arlington Heights
Suddenly, the Illinois folks are optimistic, almost bubbly about prospects of finalizing an Arlington Heights deal.
Mandy Haskett: Short-circuiting anxiety might only require a few simple steps
When humans are braced for the next terrible thing, work cultures pay a price.