University Calendar
Electrical and Computer Engineering Hands-on Summer Camp
High school students can enjoy an introduction to electrical and computer engineering. Focuses include power generation, motors and generators, computer programming, signals and systems with sensing, and control of and communications with drones.
Graduate School – May 2024 Candidates – Graduate Candidacy Deadline
Graduate students need to confirm their intent to graduate with their department no later than Wednesday, June 12, 2024. This can be done with a simple mail to your department or to the Graduate Studies Office.
Extraordinary Ordinary Innovators: Meet the Author John Davies
The Society of Innovators at Purdue Northwest will host John H. Davies, the author of Extraordinary Ordinary Innovators, for a book signing and meet the author event at Anderson’s Winery and Vineyards.
Intramural Open Play Sand Volleyball
Join us for open play sand volleyball sessions to relax throughout the summer.
Graduate Students – August 2024 Candidates – Plan of Study Deadline
Graduate students that plan on graduating in August 2024 must have their plan of study received by the Graduate Studies Office no later than Friday, May 14, 2024.
Taylor Swift: The Laser Show
Coming this summer, Taylor Swift: The Laser Show- playing hit songs directly from the Eras Tour, this show brings Taylor Swift's chart-topping hits to life in dazzling laser light!
Deadline to Submit Summer 2024 Application to Graduate
Students completing their degree requirements at any point in Summer 2024 are required to apply to graduate by Saturday, June 16.
Father’s Day Fishing
Spend Father's Day's morning relaxing and fishing on our beautiful North Pond. It's perfect fun for families and kids!
All Girls Robotics Explorer and Adventure Camp (Registration Full)
PNW is hosting a free week-long summer program for female students ages 12 to 17, interested in STEM.
Write On! Summer Camp
Our Write On! Summer Camp offers a fun, engaging arts experience for high school students. Participants will be transported back to the 1920s, comparing music, poetry and art of that time to present-day examples.