February 1Students from warm-weather locales adjust to Northwest Indiana’s icy temperatures, snows
February 1Study abroad options return with four trips
February 1Resolutions gone awry-Kayla English
February 1Coaches convinced chemistry is key to winning athletics
February 1Homecoming planners eager to attract big crowds for first week-long celebration since pandemic lockdown
Twitter says it’s really all about using common sense
March 11, 2020
In Brief
Peoples Bank funds endowment, scholarships Peoples Bank of Munster recently gave the university $38,500, to be split between an e...
Feds renew $5.9 million in TRIO funding PNW has received $5.9 million in renewed federal funding to support programs for first-generation, low-in...
Feds award PNW $5.9 million to help first-generation students The university’s TRIO programs were awarded $5.9 million in federal funds to supp...
PNW offers new Doctor of Technology degree The College of Technology is enrolling doctoral students for spring 2023. Its new Doctor of Technology p...
U.S. News ranks PNW among top Midwestern universities The university was ranked third among public Midwestern regional universities for campus ethn...
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Students from warm-weather locales adjust to Northwest Indiana’s icy temperatures, snows
News
Study abroad options return with four trips
Student Life
Resolutions gone awry-Kayla English
Sports
Coaches convinced chemistry is key to winning athletics
Homecoming planners eager to attract big crowds for first week-long celebration since pandemic lockdown
Students escape routine stress with arts & crafts
Resolutions gone awry-Rachel Peabody
Resolutions gone awry-Hannah Steepleton
Career Center offers cure for job-search blues
Resolutions gone awry-Erica Brown
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