Events

Fall 2026 Career Expo
The PNW 2026 Fall Career Expo is a career fair for students and alumni of Purdue University Northwest that are seeking full time employment and internships across all industries and academic majors.
The Miracle Drug: Exercise to Improve Physical Health
Matthew Ladwig will explore how regular physical activity can lower the risk of chronic conditions, boost energy and even rival medication in its effectiveness.
Healthy Eating for Physically Active Adults
Ezra Mutai, Assistant Professor of Food and Nutrition, dives into how diet choices complement a fulfilling active lifestyle. Please join us for practical dietary strategies.
Free Health Screenings at the Integrative Physiology and Health Sciences (IPHS) Center
During these free walk-in screenings, we will measure and provide you with results relating to your blood pressure and body composition.
“Play Like a Kid” Thursday
Play Like a Kid Thursday invites you to relive the joy of childhood through tag games. Come move, laugh and reconnect with the fun side of fitness!
Free Physical Movement Screenings at the Integrative Physiology and Health Sciences (IPHS) Center
During these free walk-in screenings, we will evaluate your ability to complete fundamental movements such as squats, balance and flexibility tests.
Fall Break
PNW will observe Fall Break on Monday and Tuesday, October 12 and 13, 2026. There are no classes, but campus offices are open, with some exceptions.
Open House: Exercise Prescription and Techniques
John Durocher and students can help with exercise prescription tips for cardiovascular and resistance training, and also proper technique for common resistance training exercises.
The Miracle Drug: Exercise to Improve Mental Health
Matthew Ladwig, Assistant Professor of Integrative Human Health, outlines the impact of exercise on mental health.
Free Health Screenings at the Integrative Physiology and Health Sciences (IPHS) Center
During these free walk-in screenings, we will measure and provide you with results relating to your blood pressure and body composition.