Gary school radio station gets upgrades
Gary Community School Corp.’s radio station WGVE 88.7 FM, a teaching platform for students and a community resource, recently underwent a vast equipment upgrade.
Purdue breaks ground on new business school
Purdue University broke ground on the new Mitch Daniels School of Business building, a facility that will become the university’s second-largest classroom in West Lafayette.
PNW inducts 4th annual Alumni Hall of Fame class
Purdue University Northwest celebrated five impactful alumni on April 3 during the fourth annual PNW Alumni Hall of Fame induction dinner and ceremony.
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Valparaiso University names new dean
Dr. Elizabeth Gmitter is the new dean of Valparaiso University’s College of Nursing and Health Professions and will lead the campaign to build a new health care education facility.
Purdue Northwest names new dean
Purdue University Northwest announced following a national search that José Sánchez will be the new dean of the College of Engineering and Sciences.
JA Chambertown expands impact
Nine schools and about 2,000 regional students recently participated in an annual JA Chambertown event to learn financial management and budgeting skills.
IU Northwest cuts ribbon on CURE center
IU Northwest held a ribbon cutting April 7 for the new Center for Urban and Regional Excellence space on the first floor of the university’s John W. Anderson Library.
Purdue University Northwest employees, students honored during Founders Day
Purdue University Northwest recognized several students, faculty and staff members for their accomplishments as part of the university’s annual Founders Day celebration.
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IU Northwest names new chancellor
Arrick Johnson will begin serving as chancellor of Indiana University Northwest on July 1, succeeding Ken Iwama who served in the role prior to being named vice president.
Jacob’s Ladder awarded $500K grant
Jacob’s Ladder Pediatric Rehabilitation Center received a three-year, $500,000 grant in partnership with HealthLinc to support its Strong Beginnings early childhood program.