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PFW announces plan for spring semester
Purdue University Fort Wayne has chosen to stay the course for the spring 2021 semester by offering primarily in-person instruction.
IPFW: Among best for CPA Exam pass rate
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) recently announced the results of the 2016 Uniform CPA Examinations.
IPFW posts enrollment gains in freshman, graduate, and international students
Enrollment statistics for the fall 2015 semester at IPFW showed growth in freshmen coming directly from high school, graduate and international students.
Summer program positions students for graduation
IPFW offers summer classes in two convenient six-week sessions, with lower tuition rates than many other universities.
Karen VanGorder promoted to Executive Director of Continuing Studies
Karen VanGorder has been promoted to Executive Director of the Division of Continuing Studies at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne.
Mike Eikenberry to lead Doermer School of Business as new dean
Long-time Fort Wayne banker and community leader Mike Eikenberry will join IPFW as the new dean of the Richard T. Doermer School of Business.
IPFW’s College of Arts and Sciences Celebrates 25th Anniversary
News release from IPFW:
IPFW's College of Arts and Sciences Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Forty-eight years ago, Indiana University and Purdue University combined their separate campuses in...
Personal Freedom is Focus of UC2 Constitution Day Program – 9/19/2011
News release from IPFW:
Personal Freedom is Focus of UC2 Constitution Day Program
Constitution Day commemorates Sept. 17, 1787, the date 39 men signed the document...
On Liberty Community Discussion at IPFW
News release from IPFW:
On Liberty Community Discussion at IPFW
(April 5, 2011) - Bookworms, history buffs, political junkies, and anyone who's been following the University...
IPFW College of Arts and Sciences Launches Weekly Podcasts
News release from IPFW:
"Vistas and Viewpoints"
IPFW College of Arts and Sciences Launches Weekly Podcasts
(March 4, 2011) - Genocide, antiviral research, and geometry are just...