Purdue University Northwest Events
College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Events
Herstory
Join Kathleen Tobin, professor of history, as she discusses her decades-long research into U.S. Attitudes toward Birth Control.
Underground Railroad in Northwest Indiana
Despite slavery being outlawed in many northern states, freedom seekers and free Black people faced acts of violence, intimidation, imprisonment and (re)enslavement.
The Gabby Petito Story – Fireside Chat
Join us for a powerful and informative discussion on Gabby Petito’s story and the warning signs that were missed.
Art + Innovation: Comparative Works of Art Deco Abstract + Photography
Join us for an artist reception to celebrate the featured artists, connect with fellow art enthusiasts, and enjoy the creativity of those in our community.
PNW Theatre Company’s Red-Handed Otter
The PNW Theatre Company proudly presents performances of Ethan Lipton's Red-Handed Otter. Come and enjoy a great show with a mix of drama and comedy!
Preview PNW Spotlight – School of Education and Counseling
Preview PNW: School of Education and Counseling invites prospective students to explore how a passion for teaching can turn into a meaningful career.
PNW Day of Giving 2026
Changing students’ lives starts with us! Purdue Northwest Day of Giving is the largest day-long online fundraising event for the university. For 24 hours, students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community come together to create opportunities for PNW students.
South Shore Summer of Learning Conference
Join PNW's School of Education and Counseling for a free opportunity for educators to learn, grow and connect. Featured speakers will include education innovators Matt Miller and Buddy Berry.
Write On! Creative Writing Summer Camp (Registration Closed)
Sixth to eighth graders can join Purdue University Northwest for a fun-filled creative writing summer camp!
Psyched for Summer! Camp (Camp Full!)
Get Psyched for Summer by participating in hands-on experiences that explore how our brains function, how we develop as humans, and why we behave, think and feel the way we do.