Three Purdue graduates have found a way to give back to their local community while potentially saving lives around the world.
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- Purdue Ag Week 2020 to go virtual
- NY Post columnist reports Drew Brees to join NBC after his NFL career is over
- Purdue alumni work to provide ventilators during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Holcomb: Minorities suffer disproportionately; state eyes economic recovery
- Former Purdue QB Mark Herrmann joins John Purdue Club
On the day the state’s death toll from the coronavirus pandemic reached 300, the Indiana Coronavirus Task Force released partial demographic d…
A Purdue student has filed a class-action lawsuit against the University, asking the University to pay back fees after Purdue’s “refusal to pr…
Indiana’s death toll from the novel coronavirus reached 300 Friday morning, according to the Indiana State Department of Health.
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When Steven Beering was invited to be president at Purdue, he hesitated. He wasn’t sure Boilermakers would want someone who worked for IU.
The ninth annual Purdue Ag Week, hosted by students and created to engage with Purdue University about the importance of agriculture with the …
Saints quarterback Drew Brees will work for NBC Sports as a broadcaster after his playing career is over, according to a report from Andrew Ma…
Purdue vice president and director of intercollegiate athletics Mike Bobinski has announced that former Boilermaker football player Mark Herrm…
Purdue Athletics has canceled its June summer basketball camps, it was announced today.
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb is directing flags at all Purdue and Indiana University campus locations to be flown at half-staff to honor former Purdue…
Cases of COVID-19 in Tippecanoe County increased from 36 to 38 Tuesday, according to the Indiana State Department of Health website, which upd…

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