A new Indiana law allows high school students to take accredited nursing programs, so more people can join the nursing workforce faster.

Indiana law requires licensed practical nursing programs to only accept people who have completed their high school diploma — but lawmakers say removing that requirement could address nursing ...

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.

Butler University announces the launch of its Bachelor of Science in Nursing program to address the workforce shortage and help meet the state's need for nursing professionals.

Indiana's Governor Braun signs a bill to tackle the nursing shortage by enabling high school students to earn nursing credits.

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 ...

Indiana needs more nursing school graduates to meet the state’s current health care needs, but nursing schools say they don’t have enough faculty. A House committee passed a bill that would ...

Currently, Indiana has less than 10 nurses per every 1,000 people. Though the number of nurses in Indiana has increased in recent years, it is not enough to account for the growing and aging ...