reversed course last month – worrying one PNW technologist. “I am opposed to it,” said Tae-Hoon Kim, a professor of Computer Information Technology who teaches Data Communication and AI. “It’s going ...

Aaron Davis loves John Grisham’s  “The Firm”, which he said is more than just a legal thriller. Published in 1991, “The Firm” follows the story of Mitch McDeere, a young Harvard Law graduate who ...

Junior Alyssa Welsh will be one of this year’s Indy 500 princesses.. The Communication major is one of 33 young college-age women – including six from Purdue West Lafayette – who were selected to ...

A single book changed Destiny Townsend’s world. “The Outsiders” hooked the junior Psychology major on reading. “I wasn’t really into reading before discovering this book,” said Townsend, “but when I ...

Just four years after its launch, PNW’s Esports team won a second League of Legends championship and finished second in the GLIAC tournament (Brian Esquivel) The Esports team has won its second ...

On the clock, Leah Anne Navaro works and trains to save lives, but in her free time she loves to read. “I really like ‘The House of My Mother’ by Sheri Franke,” said Navarro, a senior Nursing major.

While dismantling DEI programs may hurt women, some PNW students worry they will cause greater harm to the nation. “Discussions about getting rid of DEI concerns me so much, and makes me scared for ...

Natali Moreira believes that her favorite book has shaped her into the person she is today. Moreira, a sophomore Psychology major, said the book “The Red Rose Box” has special meaning. “It’s ...

Adam Napravnik’s favorite book, “Animal Farm”, has special meaning for the freshman Mechanical Engineering major. “It’s a satire of communism, and my country was communist for a really long time, and ...

Gabriela Luna’s favorite book is “The Poet X” because it features people of color that she can relate to. “I like Poet X because I can relate to the [main] character and it’s nice that the story is ...

Katrina Soto is making resolutions she hopes will help her both in the classroom and on the volleyball court. Soto, a sophomore Nursing major and PNW Volleyball player, has resolved to challenge ...

Adamary Cruz-Mejia has launched her New Year’s resolutions with determination. Despite her busy schedule as a sophomore Psychology major and captain of the PNW dance team, Cruz-Mejia has three goals ...