The "FutureReady States" initative launched Thursday by Lumina Foundation will partner with myFutureNC and promote short-term ...

FutureReady States, a new Lumina Foundation initiative, will ultimately help adults secure short-term credentials leading to ...

Lumina Foundation will invest $15 million over the next three years from its Fund for Racial Justice and Equity. The funding will go toward projects that advance racial equity, promote voting and ...

Lumina Foundation has announced that it will fund three grant programs totaling more than $5 million as it attempts to ramp up progress toward its higher education 60% attainment goal.

Lumina’s 2016 target is for 3.25 million black Americans to be enrolled in college, up from 2.7 million in 2012, and for 3.3 million Hispanics to be enrolled, an increase from 2.5 million in 2012.

The Lumina Foundation wants to reimagine how and where learning is happening. The Lumina Foundation’s mission is to prepare people for leadership and success. It achieves this by focusing on ...

Soon after Jamie P. Merisotis took over the Lumina Foundation for Education last year, he began talking about a “big goal.” America must increase the proportion of its population with degrees ...

Photo Credit: Angelov. A $500,000 educational equity grant by Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation will help the Commonwealth of Virginia increase educational achievement for students of color by ...

That’s why the Lumina Foundation decided to offer higher education institutions funding to rework their admissions processes. Launched last fall, the Great Admissions Redesign awards grants to ...

Lumina Foundation Awards $3.1 Million to Help Streamline Admissions Process for Underserved Students. By Kate Lucariello; 03/19/24; Seven higher learning institutions or agencies have been named as ...

Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation has launched a nearly $3 million effort designed to make it easier for students to apply for and be admitted to college. The Great Admissions Redesign is a ...

The Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation plans to move from its downtown offices to the Bottleworks District, becoming an anchor tenant in a new building set to open in mid-2024.