Free Speech, Civility and Cancel Culture
Please join the department of history and philosophy for a Philosophy Matters Event: Free Speech, Civility and Cancel Culture presented by David Detmer, Ph.D.
Fall Innovation Series Session 3: Innovation Skills That Pay The Bills
In this session, we will examine why job skills are shifting, what skills are becoming increasingly important and how to develop creativity and innovation skills within your organization.
Race and Wrongful Convictions
Join Nicky Jackson and Roosevelt Glen for a discussion on Race and Wrongful Convictions. How is the criminal justice system racially biased? What practices by police and courts express and affect race inequality? What actions might challenge wrongful convictions?
Purdue Northwest Today Radio Show
Tune in to WJOB 1230-AM or 104.7-FM for the Purdue Northwest Today program for a discussion on PNW’s Student Government and Student Organizations.
Wetlands: The Ordinary & the Extraordinary
Join Master Gardener, Victoria Jostes, on October 10 at 2:00 p.m. to learn about the wonders of the wetlands.
Sinai Forum: On Free Speech and Cancel Culture with Jonathan Rauch
Join the Sinai Forum at Purdue University Northwest for a free virtual event, "On Free Speech and Cancel Culture with Jonathan Rauch."
Write Winning Grants Workshop – Deadline To Register
PNW is pleased to present this highly acclaimed grant writing program. This virtual workshop will address both practical and conceptual aspects important to the proposal writing process.
Fall Innovation Series Session 4: Design Thinking Deep Dive Part I
In this session, you will learn more about what Design Thinking really is, the history of the popular methodology and how to get started with the Design Thinking process.
Pumpkin Toss!
The Pumpkin Toss is here! Students will take their stress out on the pumpkin and toss it. There will be quick craft activities as well.
Creating A Cybersecurity Hub
Join Chancellor Thomas Keon and Niaz Latif, Dean of the College of Technology, to learn more about the nearly $6 million grant PNW received from the National Security Agency (NSA).