September 18, 2020
Megan Granados, Reporter
September 18, 2020
Mason Crist, Reporter
COVID-19 has aggravated PNW’s enrollment woes – and caused the university to suspend several academic programs. New data from the Office...
The word “frustration” might best express how most members of the PNW community feel about the semester so far. As PNW continues to find...
Since most classes moved online, the Hammond and Westville campuses often resemble ghost towns. Gone are study groups meeting in crowded cafeterias,...
PNW will get into the law and order business when the university launches a criminal justice major in the fall of 2021. “The whole purpose...
PNW is using a scheduled accreditation review by the Higher Learning Commission in April to revise the university’s general education requirements. “This...
PNW is demolishing one of the oldest buildings on campus to make way for its newest. The Gyte Annex, constructed in 1954 as an industrial...
With social media use on the rise among young adults, some students say they are addicted – and their addiction is interfering with their daily...
A degree is important to anyone seeking a career, but the degree alone is not enough. Experts say soft skills – the sorts of things that...
It is harder than ever for PNW students to get an internship or job. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, fewer places are hiring. Nearly 74% of...
In the wake of major sports leagues’ player-led protests, PNW’s own student-athletes are demanding that their voices on social justice issues...
The esports team debuted in the Collegiate Rocket League qualifiers but could not clinch a spot in the league’s tournament. Two qualifier...
Watching the Chicago Bears lock arms with the Detroit Lions in recognition of social justice before the season-opening kickoff, several PNW students...