Tucked under the Great Lakes, Indiana is known for its popular college towns, its Hoosier nickname, and its various successful sports teams. A major stopping point for those who were participating in westward expansion, the state is historically significant and culturally important. For those who have never seen perfectly square pieces of farmland before, the state features them in droves. Endless…
Located in the northeastern Great Lakes region of the United States, Indiana enjoys cool winters and warm summers, with rainfall spread throughout the year. It also happens to be prone to experience tornado activity and is considered to be one of the most vulnerable states in the nation in that respect. Putting that aside, Indiana is a leading producer of steal in the United States and excels in t…
The state constitution of Indiana sets education as a priority, making the state the first one to establish public schools funded by the state in 1816. While funding problems for the area made it difficult to get many schools off the ground, by the end of the nineteenth century primary education was in pretty good shape. Universities that receive state funding were established throughout that cent…
