Info for PNW Alumni
Upcoming Alumni Events
Oct 26
Tai Chi Class Series
Join Tai Chi master, Barbara Goldfarb, who will teach all levels. Tai chi is a gentle exercise for health, relaxation and self-defense.
Oct 28
Late Night Madness
Purdue University Northwest Athletics will host the 8th Annual Late Night Madness event at the Hammond Fitness & Recreation Center to kick off a new season of Pride basketball.
Oct 29
Halloween Night Hike
Join a Gabis Arboretum naturalist for a look into the mysterious wildlife that comes out during nightfall.
Oct 29
The Roundtable Perspective: Black Influence on Horror Films
In a special Halloween themed episode, Robin R. Means Coleman, Ph.D., professor of communication studies at Northwestern University joins host Thomas J. Roach, Ph.D.
Alumni Resources
Regardless of when you graduated, what you studied or what campus you graduated from, your diploma makes you a member of the PNW alumni community!
From interview prep to job listings in Handshake, PNW alumni can take the next step with Career Center resources.
Roar Pride! Cheer for your favorite team and stay connected with campus life—check out the schedule.
Lifelong learning: PNW alumni can continue to use resources and check out materials from the university library.
News and Announcements
Get Ready for Late Night Madness
Purdue University Northwest Athletics will host the 8th Annual Late Night Madness event on Thursday, October 28, at the Hammond Fitness & Recreation Center to kick off a new season of Pride basketball.
PNW celebrates Day of the Dead with Coco junior novel author visit, campus events
Coming on the heels of Hispanic Heritage Month, Purdue University Northwest (PNW) is proud to celebrate Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) by welcoming Coco junior novelization author Angela Cervantes for a two-day visit to its Hammond and Westville campuses to meet with PNW and Northwest Indiana students.
Support the Next Generation of Students
The Dr. Maria O. Longas Scholarship will provide financial support to full-time PNW students based on academic strengths and financial needs with a preference given to women.