Communications Creative Arts
Immigration: Conflict, Climate and Consequences
Join the Center for Global Studies for a day-long conference on immigration on PNW's main Hammond campus.
PNW Theatre Presents “Ceviche En Pittsburgh”
Join PNW Theatre for a performance of "Ceviche En Pittsburgh"!
CHESS Study Away – Round Table Discussions | CHESS Cup 25 Points
Are you interested in study abroad in France, Spain, or Peru? Join the CHESS department for an open discussion.
Recalibrate Your Feminism
Have you ever wondered why feminism in the U.S. has sometimes left out the experiences of certain groups like transgender individuals or women of color?
Communication Alumni Panel Discussion
From social media to information technology, our alums will give our students valuable insight into the field of communication and help them navigate the field in our fast-paced, digital age.
PNW Theatre Company: Moon Over Buffalo!
Join the PNW Theatre Company for their spring production of Ken Ludwig's “Moon Over Buffalo,” directed by Eric Shea.
Legacies of 9/11: A Presentation and Interactive Discussion with Richard Rupp
As we reflect on the events of September 11, 2001, it's vital to explore the lasting impact this day has had on our world. Professor Rupp will explore the profound changes that developed in the aftermath of 9/11
Environmental Justice & Inequality in Northwest Indiana
The Department of Communication & Creative Arts presents a lecture by Cheryl Johnson, the Executive Director of People for Community Recovery.
Lead Babies & Poisoned Housing: A Conversation with Carolyn Boiarsky
Join us for an in-depth presentation and Q&A with Dr. Carolyn R. Boiarsky, author of "Lead Babies and Poisoned Housing: Environmental Injustice, Systemic Racism, and Governmental Failure".
2024 Election Post-Mortem: What Now?
The 2024 U.S. Presidential Election is over, and Donald Trump has been re-elected—but what does this outcome mean for the country?