IndyStar

IndyStar, also known as The Indianapolis Star, is a daily paper that began publishing in 1903, and the only major daily in the city. This news organization serves the people of central Indiana, via print, mobile and online, and is part of the Gannett Co., the nation’s largest newspaper chain. In 2021, the paper won the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting, and earlier investigative reporting earned the paper two Pulitzer Prizes.

Current Position

Location: Indianapolis, Indiana

Beat: K-12 education in Marion County

Position:

The reporter examines wider trends and issues in higher education that cut across institutions: equity, enrollment, sexual assault, expense, completion rate and nontraditional students. Covering diversity and rural communities and holding elected officials accountable for the use of taxpayer money in education, the journalist's reporting reaches communities beyond the greater Indianapolis area as other Gannett-owned papers also publish these stories.

Reporter: Caroline Beck