No Magic

Purdue Calumet University students and staff listen to Paul Duncanson talk about software his company, No Magic Inc., developed for the newly named Duncanson/No Magic Lab at the university in Hammond on Monday.

No Magic

Gary Duncanson, of No Magic Inc., talks about his software company and their partnership with Purdue Calumet University at the university in Hammond on Monday.

No Magic

Paul Duncanson, of No Magic Inc., talks about his software company and its partnership with Purdue Calumet University at the university in Hammond on Monday.

Start-up companies can hire Purdue Calumet summer interns at fraction of cost

HAMMOND | Indiana high-tech start-up companies can hire Purdue University Calumet student interns to work this summer at a fraction of compensation cost through the Purdue Interns for Indiana program.

683 degrees awarded to fall graduates

HAMMOND | Purdue University Calumet graduates earned 683 degrees last fall.

Purdue Calumet to celebrate Chinese New Year

HAMMOND | Many activities are on the agenda of Purdue University Calumet’s celebration of the Chinese New Year Sunday, Feb. 24 in the university’s Student Union & Library. Following Chinese tradition, this is “The Year of the Snake."

100-percent licensure pass rate for grads of education online program

HAMMOND | All 24 graduates of the first cohort class of Purdue University Calumet’s Master of Science and Licensure in Education, Educational Administration online program have passed the 2011-12 School Leaders Licensure Assessment Exam.

Purdue Calumet 2012 year in review

HAMMOND | For Purdue University Calumet, 2012 has been a year of acquisition, recognition and realization.

Foundations of EC awards grant to advance higher ed among African-American students

HAMMOND | Purdue University Calumet is administering a $60,921 collaboration grant awarded by the Foundations of East Chicago to encourage northwest Indiana African American middle school students to obtain a college education.

Gavit students focus on engineering at PUC

Purdue Calumet University engineering student Mike Stam on Thursday shows Gavit Middle School student Charles Epps a vehicle designed by PUC students for the Baja SAE contest. Epps and other Gavit students toured the university's classrooms and labs to learn about careers in engineering.