Since the early 1980s, Ivy Tech Indianapolis has evolved immensely to meet our community's education, training, and workforce needs. In 1990 the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Technology Center opened on campus. In 2009, Ivy Tech again needed to expand and began renovating the historic St. Vincent Hospital. Two years later, the Julia M. Carson Learning Resource Center (LRC) opened. Come 2012, both the Illinois Fall Creek Center (IFC) and the Corporate College and Culinary Center officially opened on campus, which we all now know as the Conference Center and Culinary Institute (CCCI). Today, the Indianapolis campus of Ivy Tech Community College is the largest and most diverse of all 19 Ivy Tech campuses. Over 800 faculty and staff work to meet the education, training, and workforce needs of more than 28,000 students annually.
In addition to the downtown Indianapolis campus, we have the Automotive Technology Center on the city's west side, a full-service campus in Lawrence, and a satellite location in Plainfield under our administration. Ivy Tech Community College headquarters, known internally as the Systems Office, is also housed on the Indianapolis campus. Ivy Tech Indianapolis continues to rise to the challenge and far surpasses our goals. This is evident in our historic expansions, affordable tuition, and quick-to-pivot progress model. The College is proud of the work done by Indianapolis staff and faculty, past and present, to help ensure Ivy Tech remains the nation's largest singly accredited statewide community college system and Indiana's largest public postsecondary institution.
Ivy Tech Becomes State's Largest College System
Julia M. Carson Learning Resource Center Opens
Ivy Tech Indianapolis Automotive Technology Center Opens
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Ivy Tech Central Indiana Renovates Former St. Vincent Hospital
Culinary and Conference Center Opens
Ivy Tech Makes Forbes List for Best Employers By State, for Women, and for Diversity
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