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The Purdue Boilermakers fell to 1-2 on the season after a 34-13 loss to Texas Christian in Ross-Ade Stadium. Purdue's offense struggled without quarterback Elijah Sindelar, only able to score one touchdown with 204 total yards of offense. Freshman quarterback Jack Plummer stepped in for Sind…
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As the future of food-delivery robots has become a reality for Purdue students, the robots have struggled to adjust to the everyday woes of navigating a crowded campus.
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Purdue confirmed Friday that, despite some student and faculty opposition to Chick-fil-A, the restaurant will be welcomed in Third Street Suites North in fall 2020.
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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.
The west side of campus has a vibrant new food spot: Crave Food Hall.
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While some say the Cornerstone program is beneficial, some faculty believe the program is draining their resources as it heads into its third year.
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A Catholic priest rides around on campus on a golf cart — this isn’t the set-up for a joke, but a new initiative by the Rev. Patrick Baikauskas.
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The Air Force ROTC held a vigil Wednesday at sundown on the lawn of the Armory honoring soldiers who are prisoners of war or who have gone missing in action. The event was led by cadet first lieutenant Chandler Herren and featured guest speaker Gene Richards, a retired Blackhawk pilot and co…
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Former Purdue University defensive back and 1967 Rose Bowl Game Most Valuable Player John Charles died last week in Houston at the age of 75, according to Purdue teammate Leroy Keyes.
Former Purdue student and Exponent columnist Tyler Trent will be honored next month with a Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award.
With Purdue volleyball's 44th season three months away, season tickets for 2019's 15 home matches are on sale.
Purdue football announced times for the first five games of the 2019 season, per a press release.Â
The Catch-Up
After Week 2’s thrilling victory over Vanderbilt University, the Boilermakers now have a new test: Texas Christian University.
For the first time in nearly 50 years, West Lafayette will play host to the Horned Frogs of Texas Christian University. Both teams ride the highs of blowout wins over two very different opponents. Purdue (1-1, 0-0 Big Ten) defeated Vanderbilt University 42-24 in its home opener, and TCU (1-0…
The Purdue football community and fan base received shocking news on Wednesday afternoon.
The Boilermakers earned their first victory of the season Saturday afternoon after their game with Vanderbilt University 42-24.
After last week's unexpected road loss to Nevada, the Boilermakers returned home to Ross-Ade Stadium looking to capture their first victory of the season against the Vanderbilt Commodores, winning 42-24.
A long line stretched in front of the recently unveiled Tyler Trent "T2" Memorial Gate before Saturday's noon game against Vanderbilt.
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