Family Weekend is an annual tradition at Purdue. For two days, hotels across Greater Lafayette become filled to the brim with hundreds of people seeking to experience their students’ lives at Purdue, swarming onto campus. Read moreRosh Hashana 'mishap': Some object to Parents Weekend scheduling

The login process for Purdue student services, such as Brightspace and MyPurdue, will change from the current BoilerKey to Purdue Login beginning June 27. Read morePurdue to replace BoilerKey with new login system

School of Multidisciplinary and Professional Studies to replace School of General Education, Purdue announces Read morePurdue Global school to receive new name

Purdue is working with the U.S. Department of Defense in an “arm’s race” for hypersonic technology against Russia and China. Read morePurdue Hypersonics and Applied Research Facility to open Tuesday

In a lab in Bindley Bioscience Center, hundreds of urine samples from potential Parkinson’s patients are held in a minus 112-degree freezer. Read morePurdue researchers discover urine test for Parkinson's

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced two reappointments and one new appointment to the Purdue Board of Trustees on Thursday. Read morePurdue student appointed to trustees board

Everything was calm inside Purdue’s Small Animal Hospital reception area. The pristine waiting room matched the quiet atmosphere. Read more4-legged heroes: Purdue animal blood donor program saves lives

Small white tufts falling from the sky around Riverside Skating Center in Tapawingo Park are reminiscent of snow falling on people sliding along the ice rink. But now, in 80- and 90-degree weather, no ice or people occupy the rink. Read moreSummer's ‘snowflakes’: Cottonwood seeds float through the air

As the weather grows warmer and the summer sun gets harsher, an unusual season is beginning. Hikers have begun to report strange welts on their arms, while pet owners have noticed unusual, writhing bumps beneath their dogs’ fur. Read moreTicking time bomb: Officials warn of particularly bad tick season

Chloe Chicoine and Eva Hudson received gold medals at the NORCECA U21 Pan American Cup as the United States swept Mexico in the championship match Sunday night in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. Read morePurdue volleyball's Chicoine, Hudson win gold at U21 Pan American Cup

The Purdue track & field team’s 4x400 relay team qualified for the national championships to conclude the 2023 NCAA East Preliminary Round in Jacksonville, Florida, on Saturday. Read morePurdue relay team earns NCAA championship spot

Purdue’s Military Family Research Institute has received a $5 million grant from Lilly Endowment. Read morePurdue wins $5 million for military families

Three professors who lead Purdue’s University Senate have sent a letter to Provost Patrick Wolfe about a proposed “reorganization” of the graduate school, urging the provost to freeze any such plans to allow “frank and transparent” discussions with the senate. Read morePurdue might 'reorganize' grad school

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Veterans hopeful for help with service-related conditions Read moreThrough the darkness

Purdue President Mung Chiang signed an international agreement to partner with Micron, Tokyo Electron and other educational institutions in the United States and Japan on Sunday in Hiroshima, Japan. Read morePurdue signs U.S.-Japan pact at G7 summit

Main tuition is proposed to remain the same. Read morePublic hearing on tuition set for June 1

Laura Solano-Escobar likes to work at WALC in the mornings when it's quiet. On Thursday morning, she was sitting by a window on the first floor, writing about bilingual Spanish speakers’ use of articles. Read moreCasual Encounter: Laura Solano-Escobar

Since 2007, the nonprofit Solar United Neighbors has helped bring solar energy to underserved areas. Evolving from a regional movement in the Mt. Pleasant neighborhood of Washington, D.C., to a national movement, the organization has brought solar energy to over 8,000 homes across the countr… Read moreNonprofit brings solar co-op to Tippecanoe Co.

West Lafayette police will officially be allowed to have tattoos as long as they can be covered by a long-sleeved shirt and don’t go above the neck or below the wrist, according to a police proposal approved Tuesday morning by the West Lafayette Board of Public Works and Safety. Read moreNew policy allows tattoos for WLPD police officers