College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
The 2020 Election – A Philosophical Perspective
This presentation offers a philosophical look at the 2020 Presidential election, focusing on the records and policy proposals of the candidates who remain in the race.
S.T.A.R Walk 2020
Join PNW at Gabis Arboretum for our S.T.A.R (Support, Thanks, Appreciation and Remembrance) 2020 walk.
CHESS Distinguished Speaker Series
Join George Edwards, Ph.D., Professor of Political Science Emeritus at Texas A&M for: Is Donald Trump an Effective Leader?
Media Framing and the Politics of Racism
Join Lee Artz for a discussion on Media Framing and the Politics of Racism. How do media frame police violence and protests? How do media promote politician reforms and silence black voices for systemic change? How do media represent race relations?
English Department Currents Lecture Series – Bethany Lee
Join us for Bethany Lee's faculty lecture this fall. A 20-minute lecture will be followed by time for questions and discussion.
Philosophy Matters – Fallen Monuments: The Aesthetics of Resistance and Remembering
Join Renee Conroy for this talk that will consider recent expressions of resistance that utilize and impugn community sculptures, with special focus on examples from Chicago and the Calumet Heritage region.
English Department Currents Lecture Series – Russell Mayo
Join us for a presentation by Russell Mayo on Teaching English Teachers in the Anthropocene.
Purdue Northwest Today
Host Richard Rupp celebrates PNW's Fall 2020 graduates on Purdue Northwest Today! Tune in on WJOB 1230-AM, 104.7-FM or Facebook Live.