- Purdue Football: Two Boilermakers move to the NFL
- Purdue Basketball: Haarms to BYU
- Former Purdue golfer now frontline worker
- Purdue EuroLeaguer returns to Indiana
- Mother of Purdue commit named Notre Dame women's basketball head coach
- Purdue Football: UCLA quarterback to become a Boilermaker
- Father of Purdue freshman basketball player dies of COVID-19
- Esports replace traditional intramurals
- Purdue women's basketball signs Auburn tranfer
- Purdue alumni work to provide ventilators during the COVID-19 pandemic
Recent News
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The France A. Córdova Recreational Sports Center is set to open in July, pending approval by the Protect Purdue Implementation team.
Bookstores on campus are still open and accepting textbook rental returns.
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A crowdfunding campaign set up by the University for the Protect Purdue Initiative has raised nearly $30,000 by Friday morning to help reopen campus in the fall.
A former Purdue employee has filed a federal lawsuit against Purdue’s Board of Trustees and a Purdue employee, alleging they violated the Family and Medical Leave Act when they fired her earlier this year.
Green industry professionals from landscape firms, lawn care companies, golf courses, sports turf companies, garden centers and more are invited to the 2020 Turf and Landscape Virtual Field Day.
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Student volunteers are wanted for a new University-offered summer consulting internship program, which may help make campus a safer place come fall.
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Wednesday afternoon’s SpaceX launch to the International Space Station was scrubbed because of bad weather — but industrial engineering professor and former NASA employee Barrett Caldwell said it’s better to be "right" than “right now.”
In Case You Missed It
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.
NASCAR driver Ryan Newman, a Purdue alumnus, is in serious condition with non-life-threatening injuries after a horrendous last-lap crash at the Daytona 500.
Purdue is taking the loss to Indiana at home in stride as the team continues its week of Big Ten games.
Spirits are high after the 76-66 women’s basketball victory against Michigan State on the road Thursday.
The Catch-Up
Just under 14,000 season tickets were renewed and around 1,000 new tickets were purchased for the 2020 football season, according to Purdue Athletics.
The Big Ten conference confirmed today that it has extended its suspension of games and athletic activities to June 1. The conference previously announced a stoppage of all on- and off-campus recruiting, which will carry over into June as well.
Purdue head football coach Jeff Brohm announced Friday that Domenic Reno has been promoted to director of football strength and conditioning.
COVID-19’s deleterious effect on the world of college sports is obvious and all-consuming. Seasons, matches, games and practices in every sport in the NCAA are either postponed or canceled, training centers are closed, and physical distancing disallows players from getting together to work o…
Purdue professors Eric Nauman, of mechanical engineering and medical sciences, and Thomas Talavage, of electrical and computer engineering and biomedical engineering, aren’t new to concussion research.
Purdue Strategic Communications Director Chris Forman confirmed Monday that junior guard Nojel Eastern has declared for the NBA draft.
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