Beginning this fall, Indiana University Northwest will offer an accelerated program for the master of public affairs (MPA) degree. The new option, through the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, can be completed in just two years, or half the...

Indiana University Northwest‘s Lean Six Sigma (LSS) intermediate- and expert–level certifications, known as the green and black belt designations, respectively, are now available to business professionals in Northwest Indiana. Enrollees need not...

When scholars, students and community planners seek out reference books to learn more about social policy and community development, it’s likely they’ll turn to the work of Earl Jones, Ph.D., Indiana University Northwest Associate Professor of...

Indiana University Northwest and the Office of Athletics will host its 2017 RedHawks Summer Basketball Camps for Kids during two sessions in July. Kids Camp: July 17-19 Kids Camp, for ages 6-12, is scheduled for 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., July 17-19 in the...

Dia Brown, 23, of Merrillville, graduates this May with a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems and graphic design. Brown originally went away to school, but she missed home terribly and returned after the first year. The Andrean High...

Chiamara Anokwute, 20, of Merrillville, graduates May 11 with a bachelor’s degree in biology, and minors in chemistry and psychology. Anokwute holds the title of youngest graduating member of the Class of 2017. His birthday just days shy of...

Salman Lakhani, 21, of Chesterton, graduates this May with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a minor in chemistry. Judging from his activities and academic accomplishments, it seems the Chesterton High School alumnus doesn’t do anything at...

On Thursday, May 11th, Indiana University Northwest (IUN) held their 51st Annual Commencement Ceremony and honored the Class of 2017 at the Genesis Convention Center in Gary. At this year’s Commencement, the IUN Class of 2017 collectively received...

Known around Indiana University Northwest as the “Hamilton Twins,” Rosie and Krystina Hamilton of Dyer are not sisters, but actually a mother-daughter duo. The pair earned this moniker because of their parallel paths through IU Northwest. On May...

Scientists at the prestigious Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, the home of the Nobel Prize committee, recently made a surprising discovery that upon further inquiry, led them to research performed by professors at Indiana University School of...