Attorneys deliver TED Talk
Michael and Shelice Tolbert of the law firm Tolbert & Tolbert delivered a TED Talk about transforming the Black community and the world through positive content creation.
Michael and Shelice Tolbert of the law firm Tolbert & Tolbert delivered a TED Talk about transforming the Black community and the world through positive content creation.
Cleveland-Cliffs recently announced a breakthrough replacement of aluminum with steel in automotive stamping equipment without the need for costly retooling.
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Brian Schutt, the director of the state office of entrepreneurship and innovation, was the guest speaker at the Society of Innovators at PNW annual luncheon.
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The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana received a grant that funded a new refrigerated truck to distribute food and better serve neighbors facing food insecurity across the Region.
After less than two years in operation, the University of Chicago Medicine Crown Point multispecialty facility is expanding to meet high demand for care in the Region.
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American Water and Essential Utilities are merging to form a combined U.S. utility company that will serve 4.7 million water and wastewater connections across 17 states.
Tanco Terminals is expanding its liquid barge terminal at Ports of Indiana’s Jeffersonville port to meet the rising demand in Indiana and Kentucky for blended fertilizer products.
PNW statistics professor Grethe Hystad is joining NASA’s Interdisciplinary Consortia for Astrobiology Research to develop new ways to search for life in the solar system.
Community members are invited to a free Start-Up Business and Entrepreneur Expo hosted by the Highland Griffith Chamber of Commerce Nov. 14, at Purdue Northwest.
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Dr. Amy McCormack, Calumet College St. Joseph’s first female president, will be retiring effective June 2026, after serving for nine years and overseeing the college’s growth.