Range of free and low-cost June-July courses includes computers, gardening, smartphones and more
All IU Northwest News
IU Northwest now offers bachelor’s degree in forensic science; classes begin August
The program is the only one in Indiana to offer three tracks: forensic biology, chemistry, and criminalistics
Spring 2023
IU Northwest presents the work of regional high school art educators
Exhibition features art from educators at Crown Point, Lake Central, Munster High Schools, and more
Indiana University Northwest celebrates Juneteenth
Commemorative events marking the federal holiday to take place in June
Vicki Román-Lagunas selected for AASCU’s 2023 Millennium Leadership Initiative
Premier leadership program designed to diversify and enrich higher education leaders
IU Northwest named 2023 Best College/University, Best Adult Education in Northwest Indiana
The Times of Northwest Indiana readers voted campus a winner in annual ‘Best of the Region’ ballot.
IU Northwest announces faculty promotion and tenure, awards
Indiana University Northwest is proud to announce several promotions and tenure, as well as campus awards to faculty from various disciplines.
Program takes place June 5-16, featuring tracks in business, medicine, robotics, coding and theatre & arts
IU Northwest bestowed honorary degree at 57th Annual Commencement on May 11
The Honorable Robert D. Rucker, 105th justice of the Indiana Supreme Court, lauded for his service, commitment to education and contributions to state
IU Northwest student data research leads to Indiana state law change
CURE’s Lake County Redevelopment project exemplifies IU 2030’s foundational pillars
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Bilal Asghar
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Bilal Asghar (B.S. in Health Services Management).
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Camari Riley
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Camari Riley (B.S. in Education, visual arts education).
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Laila Khani
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Laila Khani (B.S. in Health Services Management).
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Liliana Lopez
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Liliana Lopez (B.S. in Business Administration).
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Roxanne Robinson
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Roxanne Robinson (M.S. in Nursing, family nurse practitioner).
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Tyler Houston
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Tyler Houston (B.S. in General Studies).
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Yasmine Porter
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Yasmine Porter (B.S. in Psychology, pre-physical therapy).
Celebrating IU Northwest’s Class of 2023: Ammaar Mohammed
Highlight of 2023 Indiana University Northwest graduate, Ammaar Mohammed (B.S. in Biology).
IU Northwest recognizes excellence in Northwest Indiana high school writing
The overall winner was Lyla Cruz of Munster High School for her short story, "Of Suffering and Sacrifice"
A Southerner's journey to the Windy City
Creative writing professor Bill Allegrezza explores words, helps IU Northwest students find their writing voice.
IU Northwest to host 33rd Annual Forum on Child Abuse and Neglect
Event takes place April 28; keynote returns to continue discussion on race and child-rearing issues
IU Northwest students shine in national and global competitions
Stock investing, real-world podcast production yield big successes
Global work addiction study is seeking US participants
IU Northwest professor spearheads US survey participation, which aims to gather data, provide suggestions for work addiction
Campus selected for honor by readers of Northwest Indiana Business Magazine
Communication associate professor brings teaching technique to Mexico to complete her goals
Natasha Brown shows how Writing Accountability Groups can work for students … and professors.
Forum on sustainability, policy, and justice coming to IU Northwest
'Sustainability, Policy & Justice - A critical Conversation' to be hosted on April 13.
IU Northwest to host Spring Community Wellness Fair
Free screenings, assessments, vaccines, workforce development, housing resources and more will be available.
Understanding autism: A world away
History professor Jonathyne Briggs’ personal journey leads to an upcoming book on the history of autism in France.
Chancellor Ken Iwama joins committee focused on diversity in higher ed leadership
IU’s legacy of diversity continues at IU Northwest with Iwama, a 2014 Millennium Leadership Initiative graduate.
IU Northwest plans employment and internship fair
Get ready for career success with employment and internship fair April 14
Free and low-cost courses on computers, gardening, smartphones and more.
Preparing the Region's future leaders with hands-on experience
IU Northwest's lab innovations are getting underclassmen involved in research early
From IU Northwest to the US Department of Education
How Master of Public Affairs program sparked Melanie Muenzer’s passion for higher education.
IU Northwest hosts sixth annual Teacher Recruitment Fair on March 31
Local schools, corporations will interview prospective teachers and administrators to fill vacancies
'Augusta and Noble' blends cultures and classrooms
IU Northwest professors hope bilingual staged reading will engage the campus community in new ways.
Nationally recognized racial justice educator, author to visit IU Northwest
Debby Irving, author of community reading program book ‘Waking up White,’ will host two workshops March 22.
Natalie Vega-Finn’s journey to a rewarding career
It’s not easy being green (and seen)
Have you ever noticed IU Northwest’s greenhouse? Time to look up!
IU Northwest School of the Arts announces spring performing arts season
Everybody, Augusta and Noble and The Golden Hour highlight Spring 2023 theatre season.
Chicago’s Field Museum exhibit celebrates Northwest Indiana stories
Calumet Voices, National Stories exhibit features IU Northwest art and archives.
College Goal Sunday FAFSA filing event set for Feb. 26
IU Northwest receives grants totaling $110,000, thanks to support from state, national foundations
Grants to focus on regional housing st and expanded support for entrepreneurship career development
Free and low-cost courses on computers, health, smartphones and more offered
IU Northwest opens spring theater season with 'Everybody'
Production, set to open February 23, includes cast of students, community members
IU Northwest to host 2023 Science Olympiad Regional Tournament on Feb. 4
Public is invited to attend the free event and see rising scientists in action
Renowned dance company Ballet Hispánico to host events at IU Northwest
Campus, community welcome to participate in dance workshop, discussion on art, social justice and Latinx culture
U.S. Department of Education officials visit IU Northwest to meet with students, campus leadership
Under Secretary James Kvaal, IUN graduate Melanie Muenzer among officials on campus
IU Northwest and FAITH Food Farms: A partnership cultivated with time and tending
Increasing access to healthy, nutritious food in Gary
IU Northwest celebrates Black History Month with musical celebration, film series
Campus and community invited to join the month-long celebration
Communivacation by Michele Stutts and Manifesting the Unseen: New Work by Edwin Shelton are open to the public through March 9
A Student-Professor Collaboration
Dr. Jen Fisher brings the Tiny Earth Project to her IU Northwest teaching lab
Fall 2022
Annual IU Social Justice Conference includes local programming open to the public
Urban Teacher Education Program student inspired by an unexpected “worldly” experience
Teaching English in South Korea brought Jayson Goodman back home to IU Northwest
Preparing high schoolers to achieve their dreams
IU Northwest alumna offers college and careers readiness resources
Healthcare beyond hospital walls
Nursing students provide Meals on Wheels to those in need
Paulina Ugalde: rejecting imposter syndrome
IU Northwest alumna overcomes obstacles to a rewarding public service career
Veteran success at IU Northwest is no accident
Alumnus and vet Dan Riordan highlights vet resources with Veterans Week
College Goal Sunday FAFSA filing event set for Nov. 6
Turning 50: IU Northwest School of Public and Environmental Affairs
Celebration to recognize a half-century’s promise to NWI
Paulina Johnson: achieving against all odds
IU Northwest alumna recognized with university achievement award
Grant to re-establish Kids College on the Northwest campus beginning summer 2023
Indiana University Northwest announces new academic merit, need-based scholarships
Qualifying students can earn up to $4,000
Range of free and low-cost courses include gardening, computers, smartphones, fitness and more
A triumph for teaching in Northwest Indiana
IU Northwest and Ivy Tech faculty partner to enhance teaching techniques
Scooter Pégram: A wearer of many hats
Well-loved professor teaches to a global perspective
In the last two years, the campus has received $8 million in funding due to its Hispanic Serving Institution designation
IU Northwest to host Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences conference Oct. 7
Conference to bring together more than 100 scholars from across the Midwest; keynote speaker from University of Chicago
IU Northwest's Department of Performing Arts open its 2022-23 season with "A Bright New Boise"
Production, by Samuel D. Hunter, runs from October 6 - 15
How SGA Is Making a Change, Instead of Going with the Flow
SGA Partners with Aunt Flow to Provide Free Menstrual Products
Boldness and commitment are keys to success
IU Northwest alumna and IU Bicentennial medal recipient fosters little success stories
Preserving the Great Lakes for generations to come
Professor’s community outreach is a ‘shore’ thing
Indiana University Northwest named to U.S. News and World Report rankings
Recognized for campus diversity
Indiana University Northwest celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Music, food, dance, lectures movie screenings and more in September, October
Range of free and low-cost courses include gardening, computers, smartphones, fitness and more
Fall course prepares business professionals for Project Management Fundamentals Certification
Center for Professional Development fall 2022 course begins Sept. 13. University enrollment not required.
Erin McHugh: Bringing music education to life
How a world of experience translates to student opportunity
From freshman year to fighting climate change
IU Northwest student accepted as an IU McKinney Climate Fellow
Range of free and low-cost courses include gardening, computers, smartphones, and more
IU Northwest School of Business and Economics to host MBA Information Session on August 2
School within the top five percent in the world to hold an accreditation by the AACSB
IU Northwest’s Summer Bridge program aims to build confidence in new students
Free, week-long introduction prepares students for their first year of college with opportunities to explore academic interests, make connections, and more
IU Northwest to host free Fall 2022 Express Enrollment Day on July 27
Prospective students, including transfers, can apply, be accepted, and get ready for enrollment all in one day
Free summer STEM camp for teens begins Aug 1
Registration ends soon; high school students from underrepresented minority groups encouraged to apply
IU Northwest to accept the Common App for admission applications beginning Aug 1
First-time college students will now have two ways to apply: using the Apply IU app or the Common App
Creating an impact through nursing internships
IU Northwest School of Nursing partners with Franciscan Health
Paving a future while honoring the past
Site near former Tamarack Hall becomes an outdoor hub
Held every second Friday at 1 p.m. from now until Oct
Spring 2022
Helping students realize their own version of success
Biology professor recognized for teaching excellence
Taking a communication degree to TV
Taking a communications degree to TV
IU Northwest alumnus reflects on eclectic past and leaves a generous estate gift
Notes of Distinction: May 2022
Campus awards and accolades
Nursing students compete and learn in SimWars
Simulation competition prepares future nurses for real-world scenarios
Ensemble cast to perform a collection of five short plays exploring police brutality and discrimination against the Black community
IU Northwest to host free Dental Education Camp for teens June 10
High school students can learn about careers in dental assisting, dental hygiene, and dental laboratory technology
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Maria Khan
Mastering the art of balance
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Jonathan Long
Transitioning from a student to student support
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Sarah Hawkins
Making the most of a miracle
Celebrating the Class of 2022: John Eshak
(Fruit) flying toward a bright future
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Laurentia Bivol
Turning wildest dreams into a reality
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Neil Gainer
Putting yourself on display
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Alexandria Umbarger
Making your past-self proud
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Richanne Matthews
Failure and giving up don’t have to go hand-in-hand
Celebrating the Class of 2022: Jared Arambula
Shooting hoops and starting over
Fostering cross-cultural exchange through film and literature
Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence experiences multitudes in the U.S.
Connecting the community with bite-sized education
Third annual Celebration of Faculty Research makes complex topics accessible
Connecting teaching artists across the region
IU Northwest's Summer Art Residency for high school teachers enters its second year
Empowering students for success: IU Northwest launches Groups Scholars Program
Highly successful IU program includes financial assistance and more for the region's first-generation and underrepresented students
Resilient Midtown Tour to explore Gary’s historic district on foot
IU Northwest collaborates with community partners to host a free walking tour on Apr 23
Funds will be used to prepare 21st Century Scholars for college with a planning workshop on Apr 23
Range of free and low-cost courses includes gardening, computers, smartphones, jazz, and more
Campus selected for honor by readers of NW Indiana Business Magazine
IU Northwest returns to in-person format for fifth annual Teacher Recruitment Fair on April 22
More than 30 local schools and school corporations will interview prospective teachers and administrators to fill immediate vacancies
April 9: IU Northwest to host Black Male Resource Event
Free vaccines, lab tests, health screenings, and information on education, employment and housing opportunities
From your history book to the screen
History professor helps bring age-old stories to life
Connecting veteran students with a new community
Student Jackie Bell exemplifies leadership, strength, and perseverance
Raising the bar and using your voice
IU Northwest alumna gives a voice to her community
Distilling difficult topics down to the basics
IU Northwest professor and students make the most of finance conference
IU Northwest admissions counselor paves her own way
Teaches students that the journey isn’t always linear
Notes of Distinction: March 2022
Campus awards and accolades
Ensemble cast to perform collection of microplays Mar 31 to Apr 9
IU Northwest to host a Spring Open House on Apr 11
Prospective and admitted students invited to learn more about admissions, enrollment, and the benefits of attending the region’s university
Held every second Friday at 1 p.m. from now until Oct
Cory Thames: improving the region that raised him
IU Northwest alumnus works as a dedicated public servant
A well-oiled machine: IU Northwest marks 20+ years of the Science Olympiad
Professors reflect on the event’s impact
Setting the stage for a career in the arts
IU Northwest student finds his niche with Chicago arts collective internship
IU Northwest hosts COVID-19 vaccine and booster clinics Feb. 22 to 25 for ages 5 and up
Clinics are free and open to the public
Free “Your Child’s Journey to College” workshop for Latinx parents on Feb. 22
Participants can choose from an English or Spanish-language presentation
IU Northwest announces final “One Book” program events for the spring semester
Discussions with two acclaimed authors and educators to focus on the past and present challenges of race; events are free and open to the public
Ribbon-cutting celebrated the renovated athletic facilities
College Goal Sunday FAFSA filing event set for Feb. 27
Becoming the architect of your own success
Business alum Cory Armand works to build up the community
See the world without leaving home
Professors working to make virtual reality a reality on campus
Fall 2021
Art student aces internship with the National Hockey League
Undergraduate Kris Kritikos scores big during his internship with the Pittsburgh Penguins
IU Northwest hosts COVID-19 vaccine and booster clinics Jan. 25 to 28 for ages 5 and up
Clinics are free and open to the public
Range of free and low-cost courses include gardening, jazz history, smartphones, and more
IU Northwest invites prospective students to a free college planning event
New Year, New Career on Jan. 26
Story of “The Harlem of the Midwest” coming to IU Northwest stage
Production set for February 18, 19 to coincide with the campus’s Black History Month celebration
Annual IU Social Justice Conference includes local programming open to the public
Campus will be closed Dec. 24 and will reopen Jan. 3
A $250,000 gift from Tim and Barbara Boroughs helps students shoot for the STARS
Peer mentoring program sets students up for success
Tee time: Public invited to experience interactive mini-golf course of playable art at IU Northwest
Five mini-golf holes designed by local, national artists open for play until January 29
Indiana University Northwest receives $10,000 Indiana GEAR UP 'Bridge to College Day' grant to promote college readiness
Notes of Distinction: November 2021
Campus awards and accolades
IU Northwest School of Social Work celebrates 25 years of community commitment
For a quarter of a century, student, faculty and staff have been working hard to make the Northwest Indiana community a better place for everyone
Professor of Geosciences Erin Argyilan spearheads the campus’s sustainability initiatives
Making a Difference: Helping Students and Community Through Research
Students embark on a project to help local non-profits
