Bradley Bieniak brings PNW’s mascot to life at games and campus events to boost student and community Pride and enthusiasm

This year’s winning season has the men’s Pride Tennis team anticipating the GLIAC tournament this month.

Though artificial intelligence is being used on campus, students and faculty are split over the value it really provides.

Students are being targeted by email scammers promising jobs in exchange for cash

Some Education students are concerned that Indiana’s new Eyes on Education website may make it harder to be a teacher.

Studies suggest video gaming may stimulate the mind. Gaming between classes at CLO may offer cognitive benefits.

SJP meetings have a virtual participation option for those who wish to remain anonymous

Chancellor Kenneth Holford believes PNW’s ongoing success is tied to meeting the Region’s workforce needs while helping to transform its industries