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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.
Thanksgiving Break – No Classes
Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, classes will not be held from Wednesday, November 26, through Saturday, November 29. PNW campuses will be closed Thursday, November 27, through Saturday, November 29.
Thanksgiving Break – Campuses Closed
Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, the PNW Campuses will be closed from Thursday, November 27, through Saturday, November 29.
Fall 2025 Classes End
Fall Classes end Saturday, December 13. Next week are final exams! Make sure to study and enjoy your break after!
Graduate Programs Showcase
Come explore the 20+ graduate programs that PNW has to offer! Meet with staff, students and alumni to learn why you should continue your education. You can also receive a fee waiver for your application to graduate school!
Registration Deadline – 2026 Interdisciplinary Sustainable Development Symposium
Join scholars, practitioners and community leaders on March 4 and 5, 2026 to explore the intersections of environmental communication, social policy and justice at the Sustainable Development Symposium.
Artist Reception: Ink, Lens and Illustration – Fluidity in Movement
Purdue University Northwest presents the first Art + Innovation exhibit of 2026, highlighting storytelling across media.
2026 Interdisciplinary Sustainable Development Symposium
Join scholars, practitioners and community leaders on March 4 and 5, 2026 to explore the intersections of environmental communication, social policy and justice at the Sustainable Development Symposium.