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Purdue paid expelled student-athlete $50,000 in settlement

BY STEVEN RANDALL Sports Editor

A deeper look into the PSG election results

By JOSEPH CHING Asst. Campus Editor

The Exponent to celebrate its 50th year of independence

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Mechanical engineering professor says he was pressured to flunk Asian students after probe

BY CREIGHTON SUTER Staff Writer
Aug 14, 2018

Rhitankar Saha Roy was a senior last spring, counting on graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering and moving on to a research position at a graduate school in Michigan. Read more

Changing climate demands adaptation from Indiana farmers

By CHASE PUTRICH Staff Reporter
Aug 2, 2018

The nature of Indiana agriculture is changing. Read more

The Online Writing Lab's mission remains same through change and controversy

BY ALEXANDRA WELIEVER Staff Reporter
Jul 24, 2018

The first Purdue website to truly go global Read more

How ITAP handles crises

By ALEXANDRA WELIEVER Staff Reporter
Jul 20, 2018

The only way to battle new problems is with newer technology Read more

Expelled student questions motives and process behind the academic integrity investigation

By CREIGHTON SUTER Staff Reporter
Jul 16, 2018

A University investigation that netted 20 people at its outset, all of South Asian descent, ended recently with the expulsion of three students. Read more

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Purdue announces top student awards

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May 4, 2021
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Purdue announced the recipients of some of its highest awards for the academic year on Tuesday.

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Faculty, administrators clash over civics literacy requirement

BY ALEX WELIEVER AND SAM MONTGOMERY Editor-in-Chief and Staff Reporter
May 3, 2021
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Student trustee Noah Scott was addressing the University Senate over Zoom about the civics literacy curricula that Purdue's board of trustees plans to require for new graduates.

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Summer hacking boot camps available for IT professionals, graduates

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May 3, 2021
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Purdue is offering two online summer boot camps designed to prepare information technology professionals to earn certifications that can lead to "giant leaps in their careers" by qualifying them for high paying jobs in cybersecurity.

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Hillenbrand resident reports two knives left on bed

BY NATALIE FEDOR News Editor
May 2, 2021
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Editor's Note: A previous version of this story said that a resident found knives stabbed into her bed and Lysol in her coffee and shampoo, both of which were claims reported in Purdue University Police Department dispatch logs. PUPD has informed The Exponent that its account of events was i…

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Boilers take to streets to continue Black Lives Matter movement

By JOE DUHOWNIK, EMILY PRIMM and RAY COUTURE News Editor and Staff Reporters
Apr 30, 2021
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Cries of “Black lives matter” rang through the streets of campus Friday afternoon, culminating with about 35 people making a stand on the steps of Hovde Hall of Administration.

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4/30/21 BLM Protest

Elizabeth Vojtisek and Marissa Hammett | Staff Photographers
Apr 30, 2021
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Several dozen students took to the streets of campus Friday afternoon to march for the Black Lives Matter movement. The march started at the Black Cultural Center and ended at Hovde Hall of Administration.