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Indiana Tech Continues Its Commitment to Warsaw with a Move to a New Location
Indiana Tech has played a meaningful role in Warsaw and surrounding communities for many years. As a university deeply committed to supporting adult learners, regional employers and local economic growth, Indiana Tech understands the importance of meeting students where they are academically and geographically. That dedication continues in 2026 with a move to its new location at 3624 Commerce Drive in Woodland Plaza.
The university is celebrating the move with an open house on Wednesday, March 25, from 2 to 4 p.m., co-hosted in partnership with the Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce. The event will include tours of the facility, refreshments, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony, offering the public a first-hand look at how Indiana Tech is continuing its presence and investment in Warsaw and the surrounding region.
A Longstanding Commitment to the Warsaw Community
For decades, Indiana Tech has served the region by offering flexible online education pathways designed to help working adults advance their careers, strengthen their skills, and improve their economic mobility. The move to a new Warsaw location symbolizes both the university’s continued connection to the community and its vision for even greater impact in the years ahead.
The updated space at Woodland Plaza gives students and prospective learners a dedicated, welcoming environment for one-on-one support. Whether someone needs assistance selecting an online degree program or exploring certificate options, the Indiana Tech Warsaw service center provides convenient access to trusted advisors who understand the needs of adult learners.
The heart of Indiana Tech’s mission has always been centered on making education accessible, especially for working adults whose schedules require flexibility. The new Warsaw location serves as a physical touchpoint for individuals who want to continue their education online while enjoying access to personalized, in-person support.
Showcasing the New Space
On March 25, Indiana Tech will open its doors to the public to introduce the new Commerce Drive location. Here’s what attendees can expect:
- Guided tours of the new facility
- Light refreshments
- Ribbon-cutting ceremony
- Opportunities to learn about Indiana Tech’s online education programs
Although the open house highlights the physical location, staff will also share information about Indiana Tech’s robust catalog of online associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, as well as its career-enhancing certificates in fields like management, cybersecurity, and human resources.
These programs remain a major draw for working adults in the region who are looking for flexible education options that accommodate their busy lives. The open house allows prospective students and area employers the opportunity to ask questions, compare programs, and learn how online learning integrates with personal and professional goals.
Supporting Workforce Growth in Kosciusko County
Warsaw and its surrounding communities are home to a diverse and growing business ecosystem, including advanced manufacturing, healthcare, technology, and service-sector employers. Indiana Tech’s presence plays an important role in supporting this growth by providing flexible education and training for current and future professionals.
The new location enhances the university’s ability to partner with local organizations and businesses by offering:
- A place to connect employees with degree and certificate programs
- A resource for HR teams seeking professional development opportunities
- A hub for community events, informational sessions, and workforce initiatives
Education and workforce development go hand in hand. Indiana Tech’s continued investment in Warsaw demonstrates its commitment to empowering residents with the skills, credentials and confidence needed to thrive.
A Stronger Future, Built Together
Indiana Tech’s new Warsaw location represents more than a move. It represents Indiana Tech’s unwavering commitment to supporting online learners, strengthening the regional workforce, and creating pathways for personal and professional growth. As Indiana Tech welcomes the community on March 25, it also continues its mission of empowering individuals to build brighter futures through accessible, high-quality education.
For more information, please contact the Indiana Tech Warsaw team:
Sally Kauffman
260.267.7021
[email protected]
ONLINE.INDIANATECH.EDU
