CCSJ receives $200K gift
A gift from bpAmerica will help Calumet College of St. Joseph develop a Heritage Room to celebrate the land, people and work of the Calumet Region.
Purdue Northwest hosts graduation
Purdue Northwest’s 2024 fall and summer graduates were encouraged to commit to themselves and their dreams during commencement ceremonies Dec. 14.
Purdue Research Foundation names new leadership
Greg Deason will begin serving as Purdue Research Foundation’s new chief operating officer, effective Feb. 1, helping to lead the foundation’s strategic operations.
PNW College of Technology nationally recognized
Purdue University Northwest’s College of Technology was nationally recognized by the EC-Council for cybersecurity workforce development, education and leadership.
We the People state finalists announced
Union Township Middle School in Valparaiso and Hobart High School were selected as state finalists to participate in the We the People civics statewide competition this December.
Scientific endeavors
Notre Dame’s new science engagement strategy with Kate the Chemist, enhancing public understanding and inspiring future scientists.
Purdue University to host OHSA workshop
Purdue University is offering an OSHA 10-hour General Industry course where attendees are taught to recognize and prevent hazards Dec. 11-12 in Michigan City.
College scholarship program renewed
Mayor Thomas McDermott and the Hammond city council extended the city’s popular College Bound Scholarship Program until the 2035-2036 school year.
Creekside Early Learning to open in Portage
NEO and the Portage Chamber of Commerce are hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 3 to celebrate the opening of Creekside Early Learning Center in Portage.
Valparaiso University named to Best for Vets list
Valparaiso University was named to Military Times’ 2024 Best for Vets: Colleges list based on the support and resources the university offers to military veterans.
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