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The Rev. Jim Barnett will be remembered during extended funeral arrangements for him on Wednesday near Chicago.
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From children to dogs, the Purdue E-Nable 3D Printing Club is creating prosthetics for all kinds of members in the community — and they're doing it for free.
According to University press release, award-winning cellist Camille Thomas, with accompaniment by pianist Julien Brocal, is performing in Stewart Center's Loeb Playhouse on Oct. 24.
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VariAsian dance members share two things in common — their love of dance and Korean-pop groups.
A local corn maze has won USA Today’s “10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards,” according to a Purdue News release.
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While Purdue is celebrating its 150th year of “giant leaps,” The Exponent will be celebrating its 50th anniversary of independence from Purdue and 130th year of publication.
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Purdue University's Counseling and Psychological Services now offers single-session appointments from Dec. 2 through Friday.
The dean of the College of Engineering will leave the University for one year, under Purdue President Mitch Daniels' approval, to work in the U.S. Department of State on "the economic security of the nation’s global technology initiatives," according to a Purdue press release.
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The mechanical engineering "Toy Fair" combines technology and entertainment as students showcase their innovative toys. Space-themed toys are displayed at the atrium of the Mechanical Engineering Building Monday from 8-11 a.m. After the fair, projects are kept in showcases around ME.
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Of the memorable moments from this year’s football season — freshman receiver David Bell’s physics-defying catches, the rise of third-string walk-on quarterback Aidan O’Connell or the heartbreaking loss in the annual Old Oaken Bucket Game — one aspect remains ingrained in Purdue fans’ minds:…
With the increasing popularity of online tests and quizzes, advancements in technology may inadvertently support cheating.
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As the demand for pilots grow, Purdue Aviation is making new additions to its program and machinery.
Three separate groups of Purdue students are trying to reconstruct the 2,468 acres of Purdue’s campus in the popular 3D sandbox computer game Minecraft.
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The word “automation” may conjure ideas of jobs being replaced and robots taking over, but manufacturers around the world have had a difficult time getting rid of humans in the assembly line.
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