IU Northwest mourns the loss of physical plant employee Alex Mitic After 32 years of service, Mitic had recently been honored at the campus’s retirement reception
Educational Leadership student says rigor of program led to her success Dawn Swanson earned highest score IU Northwest has seen on state exam
IU Northwest honors retirees Staff, faculty come together to recount memories, contributions of seven retiring individuals
IU Northwest summer course gives students opportunity to study abroad ‘Urbanization and Transformation in China’ includes weeklong trip to Shanghai July 25-31
IU Northwest campus closed Dec. 24 - Jan. 1 UITS support center, cafeteria and library reduce hours leading up to holiday, between semesters
IU Northwest to celebrate Homecoming Week Jan. 21-23 Festivities include alumni reception, men’s and women’s basketball games, guest speaker and more
IU Northwest to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday with one-man play ‘Incognito’ on Jan. 22 Writer and actor Michael Fosberg to perform his story of finding his biological father, discovering he is African-American
Indiana University Scholarship applications open All returning IU Northwest students eligible to apply
IU Northwest’s Charles Gallmeier promoted to rank of ‘Chancellor’s Professor’ High honor bestowed to faculty who contribute ‘highly meritorious performance’ in teaching, research, service
Apply now for the 2014 International Human Cadaver Prosection Program at IU School of Medicine – Northwest Volunteers assist in preparing gross-anatomy donors as part of unique medical education program; application deadline March 30
IU seeking public input for multi-hazard mitigation plan for Northwest campus Plan designed to reduce or eliminate impacts from disaster
Recognition shows that student athletes and coaches display integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership
Alumna discovers her life’s work: helping veterans Annemarie Goodman-Piekarczyk launches a new non-profit after getting degrees in psychology, anthropology
‘It’s all about giving back so others can have the tools to achieve what they can achieve’ In making a legacy live on, a Chicago lawyer gives to the urban campus he’s come to respect
Winter weather test set for November 21 Emergency test notification messages will be sent to students, faculty and staff
IU Northwest: A community of gratitude Students, faculty, staff and alumni tell us what they are most thankful for
IU Northwest celebrates student scholarship at annual event Chancellor bestows highest honor to campus supporters; students share inspiring stories of gratitude and success
Women's Basketball Coach Ryan Shelton Reaches 100th Victory Milestone In 2007-08, Coach Shelton took over a failing program with just six student-athletes and battled through a difficult 0-24 season
The Clothesline Project delivers intended message, gets folks talking at IU Northwest Campus organizers of T-shirt exhibit observe trends, ponder future research on openness after victimization
21st Century Scholars get support to ‘finish in four’ at IU Northwest Gary native sponsored by AmeriCorps to support first generation students
IU Northwest to host wellness fair, blood drive on Nov. 19 Campus and community members may donate blood and obtain lab tests, health screenings and information on healthy living
Paying bills for your IU student? New IU Bursar Pay system will streamline third-party access to bursar accounts
A philanthropic spirit rewarded IUSM-NW student makes leap of faith to pursue his true calling; anonymous donor steps up to make a dream a reality
Office of Counseling Services supports a healthy student body Free and confidential counseling helps students manage personal struggles for a better academic experience
IU Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Alumni Association kicks off nation’s first GLBT scholarship campaign with $500,000 challenge gift Students enrolled at any IU campus may apply
‘Dracula’ comes to Theatre Northwest Oct. 30 – Nov. 9 IU Northwest’s Mark Baer to draw on recent stage combat training
Alumnus jumpstarts his IU medical education with mission trip Neal Shah travels to remote Indian villages to provide care, gain physician skills
IU Police Department – Northwest hosts ‘Coffee with a Cop’ Officers discuss issues with campus and community
IU Northwest students to offer free health screenings on Gleason path Oct. 3, 24, Nov. 14 ‘Healthy Path’ program is public service provided by health services
IU Northwest announces October Diversity Programming events Upcoming events to explore culture, education and ethics
‘You have to give back’ IU Northwest emeritus professor Mark Reshkin dedicates scholarship to honor his late wife, assisting women following her career path
IU Northwest announces Board of Advisors Diverse group of business, civic, nonprofit and education leaders to advise Northwest campus
IU Police Department – Northwest invites campus, community to have ‘Coffee with a Cop’ on Oct. 1 Meet campus officers, discuss community issues
IU Northwest, Ivy Tech select ‘The House on Mango Street’ as novel for reading initiative Initiative kicks-off at IU Northwest with salsa dancing class, Latino youth discussion on Sept. 25
IU Northwest Writing Center works to make stronger writers Free tutoring and workshops available to help students succeed
IU Northwest named a 2014 Military Friendly School® by G.I. Jobs Northwest campus ranked in the top 20 percent of all colleges, universities and trade schools nationwide
Get MORE out of your education with paid research with faculty mentors Deadline to apply for Minority Opportunity for Research Experience program is Oct. 4
IBLC announces topics for annual legislative symposium Event takes place Friday, Sept. 6 at IU Northwest
IU Northwest fall enrollment tops 6,300 students Sixth consecutive record enrollment is the result of strong recruitment and retention efforts
IU Northwest welcomes latest faculty to their new posts Seventeen faculty members are taking new jobs or are new to Gary campus
IU Northwest colleagues look toward a productive year with a steadfast focus that ‘Every Student Matters’ In inaugural campus address, Chancellor Lowe discusses priorities, plans, impact for students, surrounding community
IU Northwest welcomes students with games, food, and entertainment Fall semester kicks off with exciting campus events
Meet some of IU Northwest’s newest students Anxious to begin anew, students have plenty of resources to ensure their success
Campus and traffic safety tips, parking reminders for the new semester Campus and traffic safety tips, parking reminders for the new semester
Open public auditions for Theatre Northwest’s fall production of ‘Dracula’ begin Sept. 3 IU Northwest director seeks actors of all skill levels
Actors have it tough: Realistic fighting no easy feat IU Northwest performing arts professor to introduce students to nuances of stage combat in fall class, upcoming production
IU Northwest opens fall enrollment for Adult Education classes Career development, business, computers, and even line dancing among courses available
IU Northwest senior launches drive to provide dental supplies, education to local underprivileged Chemistry/pre-dental major seeking donations to distribute early next year
Alumna takes opportunity to new heights Field experience in South Africa solidifies career goals for geology major
2013 RedHawks Summer Basketball Camp July 15-18 is now sold out Information for parents of registered campers
Lora Bailey named IU Northwest Dean of the School of Education Wigle, current dean, to retire from post while remaining on faculty
IU School of Medicine – Northwest announces 2013 International Human Cadaver Prosection Program participants More than 50 participants from around the world will gather for a three-day, hands-on anatomy workshop
IU supporters ‘since Day One’ Alums David and Louise Allard view higher education as building blocks for a strong society
IU Northwest Kids College sessions planned in July Citizenship camp, Police academy planned for July 15-26; basketball/leadership camp is July 22-26
IU Northwest Weekend MBA students travel to Thailand for lessons in international business Trip abroad is highlight of AACSB-accredited program; past cohorts have been to Chile, Israel
IU Northwest alumna proves it is never too late to go to college Linda Eyermann's career is going strong at South Shore Arts
IU Northwest mourns the loss of Garrett Cope, Sr. Longtime Gary resident and IU alumnus, Cope served campus for nearly 50 years
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Michelle Velez ‘With hard work, persistence and a positive attitude, everything you want to accomplish can be possible.’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Michelle Velez ‘With hard work, persistence and a positive attitude, everything you want to accomplish can be possible.’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Brittin Bailey ‘You have to put your mind to it and see through what you set out to do’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Sophia Olazaba ‘If you try really hard and you work really hard and you are really kind, anything is possible.’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: David Dimitroff ‘If you’ve thought it out well, and it’s something you truly desire to do, you can make it.’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Kris Taylor ‘I had a lot of setbacks, but I was determined that I was going to graduate.’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Kae Griffith ‘I am still amazed that I am here and that I’m going to graduate and I did it.’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Roshini Selladurai ‘I know what my ultimate goal is, and one way or another, I am going to get there.’
Celebrating the Class of 2013: Brittin Bailey ‘You have to put your mind to it and see through what you set out to do’
IU Northwest voted as region’s best for MBA, online degree programs Readers of Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly magazine chose favorites in many categories
Sigma Alpha Pi Chapter of NSLS to induct 178 at ceremony April 26 Number of inductees sets new record for IU Northwest chapter
Want to learn how to build your own App? Come to Professor Kini’s garage By introducing App creation skills, professor is bringing innovation to IU Northwest’s business education
Portage hoops star Nicki Monahan to attend IU Northwest Indians’ All-Time Scoring Leader joins RedHawks backcourt
IU Northwest to host Adult Learner Preview Night May 29 Prospective students invited to tour campus, meet faculty, learn about college life
IU Northwest recognizes outstanding staff members, those celebrating service milestones Recognition luncheon planned in April
IU, IU Northwest to provide summer tuition discount Undergraduate students registering for Summer 2013 sessions to pay 25 percent less for summer courses
IU Northwest celebrates Communication Week April 15 - 20 Campus communicators to share insight on variety of topics
Renovation of RedHawk Café will result in summer closure of cafeteria Little RedHawk Café will be open with limited service and menu items
IU Northwest forum to discuss immigration reform April 10 ‘Shattering of Silences’ annual symposium aims to increase tolerance, tackle sensitive issues
IU, IU Northwest align with Gary city leaders in inaugural ‘Leadership IU’ program Partnership hailed as an unprecedented way to drive positive change in communities
IU Northwest to host 23rd annual Forum on Child Abuse and Neglect April 26 Conference to focus on trauma-informed care in child welfare settings
IU Northwest to host student research conference April 4 Students to present research on topics in arts and sciences
Transportation: A need for an accessible, comprehensive regional transportation system One Region Editorial by William J. Lowe, Chancellor
IU Northwest to hold blood drive April 18 at Portage University Center Sign-up now; save up to three lives
IU Northwest to host Money Smart Resource Fair April 27 Money Smart Week press conference on April 18 announces finalists of Money Smart Kid contest
IU Northwest’s online student newspaper, The Redhawk Review, launches Student-run newspaper covers campus and community news
IU alumni in Northwest Indiana to hold book drive as part of IU Cares Month Donations can be made from March 25 through April 8
IU Northwest’s Amnesty International Club to celebrate ‘Eye on The Arab World’ Week March 26-28 ‘Tunnel of Oppression’ interactive tour will shed light on issues of oppression
IU Northwest Office of Career Services helps students land jobs, create a rewarding career Assessment tools, job databases, career counseling among the many services
IU Northwest student groups to host Oxfam Hunger Banquet on March 27 Event planned by SGA and Sigma Alpha Pi chapter of NSLS to highlight World Hunger Issues
IU School of Medicine – Northwest plans medical school admissions conference April 13 Event is geared toward new students as well as those applying to med school
IU Northwest alumni group encourages ‘Lifelong Learning’ during seminar April 10 Lee Botts, Great Lakes environmentalist, to discuss upcoming documentary
Closure of Purdue University Calumet's Academic Learning Center Closure to affect IU Northwest course offerings
IU Northwest to host admissions and financial aid night at University Center in Portage on April 18 Prospective students can apply for admission, tour new facility
IU Northwest announces SPEA Public Affairs Month events Topics covered from March 25 to April 24 include criminal justice, health, government policy, civic engagement
Officers, EMS taking IU Northwest’s academic research to the streets Analysis by criminal justice professor leads to innovative evidence-based decision-making to help agencies better allocate services
IU Northwest Geology Club to host Walk for Water April 13 Information session planned for April 9 on campus; walk to signify the struggle to obtain clean water in Africa
Garrison Wynn, motivational speaker and author, to headline IU Northwest Business Speakers Series Luncheon April 25 event hosted by School of Business and Economics
IU Northwest marketing professor to present lecture on March 26 Talk will center on trade imbalance in U.S. and its influence on national, state, regional economies
IU Northwest undergraduates analyze historical implications of two Gary monuments Revelations praised, to be published in South Shore Journal
IU Northwest offers new and future grads etiquette, networking, job search assistance Career Week events scheduled for April 2 - 5
Who needs test tubes? Chemistry students devise a new tool IU Northwest students recognized by web site Mathematica for their creative use of mathematics software to demonstrate chemistry concepts
IU Northwest names Diane White as its new RedHawk volleyball coach Westfield, Ind. resident brings no-nonsense approach to volleyball program
IU Northwest research forum delivers public affairs research to professionals Student to discuss internship at final session on May 1
Acclaimed Chicana author to conduct writer’s workshop at IU Northwest Lucha Corpi to answer questions, autograph books at March 21 event
The Big One-Dollar Book Sale returns to IU Northwest the week of March 18 Anthropology Club uses money raised to fund scholarships, stock classroom labs
IU Northwest to host 57th Annual Calumet Regional Science Fair and Associated Art Exhibit on March 9 Lake County students vie for advancement to state level competition
IU Northwest to host Women’s and Gender Studies student research conference ‘Celebrating Our Students’ on March 7 Musician Magdalen Hsu-Li to provide entertainment following presentations
IU Northwest kicks off RecycleMania collegiate recycling competition Campus urged to use blue bins for recyclables; tournament taps campus rivalries to promote conservation
IU Northwest to participate in a University Center college fair in Portage on March 7 Prospective students invited to tour new facility
IU Northwest gallery features Bonnie Zimmer exhibit; reception planned for Feb. 21 Artist creates sculptures from disposed items, providing commentary on environmental issues
IU Northwest opens spring enrollment for Adult Education classes Dental Office Administration, Event Planning and Photoshop among courses available
Wes Moore, a NY Times & Wall Street Journal best-selling author, to visit IU Northwest March 6 Author to discuss The Other Wes Moore as part of One Book…One Campus…One Community reading initiative
Lady RedHawks to make their case for postseason at home this Saturday vs. Rochester Showdown has playoff implications for both teams
IU, IU Northwest to host ‘Keeping the Dream Alive’ Dream Symposium on Feb. 23 Event follows the Dr. Bernice A. King Youth Rally
IU Northwest celebrates Black History Month with panel discussions, workshops, music, food and more Events take place on and off campus during the month of February
Don’t miss Grad Fair: Order your cap, gown and more Grad Fair to take place on campus February 27. 28
College-bound students to get free help filing for financial aid through IU Northwest College Goal Sunday set for Feb. 24
IU Northwest observes Darwin Day Feb. 13 Evolutionary theories serve as foundation for a variety of faculty presentations exploring topics in science, humanities
IU Northwest invites community to ‘No Child’ performance on Feb. 20 One-woman show reflects themes of The Other Wes Moore, chosen book of campus’s reading initiative
IU Northwest proud to claim connection to acclaimed local documentary Two alumni make up half of production crew on Grand Kankakee Marsh story, ‘Everglades of the North,’ now scheduled for a run at The Field Museum
IU Northwest Spring Preview Night scheduled for March 20 Prospective students invited to tour campus, meet faculty, learn about college life
IU Northwest School of Business offers free tax preparation Families making under $50K annually are eligible for service
IU Northwest joins President Obama’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge More than 250 institutions of higher education make campus pledge to emphasize interfaith cooperation, community service
IU Northwest students can track degree progress, compare academic scenarios and more online For those who have enrolled since 2010, the degree audit function in OneStart is like having 24/7 access to advisors
IU Northwest geosciences professor heads to Montenegro on Fulbright Scholarship Academic pursuits come full circle for Zoran Kilibarda, Ph.D. who will return to his hometown to teach for Spring 2013 semester
IU Northwest gallery features Blanca Lopez Legacy exhibit; reception planned for Jan. 16 Exhibit brings work of alumna home as fitting tribute to late artist
IU Northwest to hold blood drive Jan. 28 Student Alumni Association recruiting donors Jan. 14, 17, 23
IU Northwest to launch One Book…One Campus…One Community reading initiative January 17 The Other Wes Moore, a story of two boys with astonishingly different destinies, selected as this year’s read; author to visit campus March 6
IU Northwest expands library hours for Spring 2013 semester Beginning January 7, library will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday - Thursday
Meet some of IU Northwest’s newest students Anxious to begin anew, students have plenty of resources to ensure their success
