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INDIANAPOLIS — A new project from T-Mobile is working to help get internet access for 10 million students who may not have it.
Project 10 Million is a more than $10 billion initiative from the company to give students free wireless hotspots and high-speed data.
In Indiana, one out of 15 students don't have access to the internet, a study from Ball State University found.
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To learn more about the project, you can visit T-Mobile's website.
