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- Purdue Women's Basketball: Boilers win at Illinois, 70-58
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- Purdue Women's Tennis: Purdue set for weekend full of opponents
- Purdue Baseball: Boilermakers prepare under new leadership
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Just under 100 Purdue University Global students will be attending their graduation ceremony Thursday without physically being there.
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Purdue Student Government rounded out its inaugural Mental Health Awareness Week with a resource fair that showcased various organizations on campus that supported mental health.
One and a half years of work culminated in a showcase of professionalism and excellence centering around the theme ikigai - a Japanese concept that loosely translates to a reason for being.
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Concrete that heals itself and talks to smart cars may be in the future of infrastructure.
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American Sign Language could become an available minor as soon as fall 2021.
Purdue alumnus Ryan Newman, whose near miraculous survival from a horrific accident on the last lap of Monday's Daytona 500, said on Sunday that he suffered a head injury as the result of the crash.
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On Saturday, TEDxPurdueU hosted a plethora of speakers that utilized the art of storytelling to convey their perspective on "ikigai," a Japanese concept that translates to mean a "reason for being," in Loeb Playouse. The profiles of the speakers ranged from psychotherapists to computing pion…
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Purdue Athletics inducted seven former athletes into its Hall of Fame Friday night in Lafayette. The induction featured opening remarks from Mike Bobinski, director of intercollegiate athletics, and introductory presenters for each athlete as well as a short interview with the inductee. The …
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In the last two months, three states have introduced bills that would allow college athletes to profit off of either their image rights or their play. California led the charge, followed by South Carolina and New York. As legislative support for such measures grows, the debate over this issu…
In a statement released Thursday night, Purdue President Mitch Daniels announced the Board of Trustees would consider a policy restricting sports betting on campus at their next meeting.
For many years, alcohol sales at a college football game were not allowed. The general rule of thumb for most schools was no alcohol at all in the stadium. However, a few universities have changed rules and slowly begun to phase beer and wine sales into concession stands, to the delight of m…
Despite popular myth, application data suggests that Purdue’s application numbers are not wholly affected by the performance of its athletic programs.
The Catch-Up
Purdue athletics inducted its newest members into the athletic hall of fame with a banquet on Friday night.
Shortly after Purdue tied its women's basketball game Thursday night in the final seconds, Michigan State's Nia Clouden made a layup with two seconds to lift the visiting Spartans to a 65-63 victory.
Purdue stole two down-to-the-wire wins on the road last week, improving its record to 17-10 and 8-7 in the Big Ten. Te Boilers look forward to their next Big Ten opponent, Michigan State, tonight.
The racing world was stunned Monday night when Ryan Newman suffered a horrifying crash in the last lap of the Daytona 500.
Sophomore guard Aaron Wheeler has acted as an embodiment of Purdue’s basketball season this year, getting off to a hot start early and having occasional successes throughout the remainder of the season.
Purdue baseball is back, and the players and coaching staff are optimistic for a turnaround season in 2020.
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