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- Purdue Women's Soccer: Boilers find their stride during opening week
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- Purdue Soccer: Boilers lose contest against Badgers
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The University does not currently plan to test everyone after they arrive on campus, according to a FAQ posted on the Protect Purdue website.
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Many traumas were brought to light after a petition calling for reform started circulating online. This in-depth look at issues TSC alumni say are fueled, in part by admin inaction, highlights just a handful of the dozens of stories retold over this last month.
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Purdue's women volleyball team announced it would postpone the renewal of season tickets for the upcoming season in a tweet posted Thursday afternoon.
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A recent unemployment scam originally reported in mid-June is spreading further around campus, according to police logs and Purdue University Police Department officials.
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More than half of surveyed students coming back to Purdue in the fall said they feel safe returning to campus, according to a Purdue Student Government survey.Â
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As Monday's deadline looms ahead for undergraduate students to pick between online or in-person courses, international students say they feel ill-equipped to choose what their fall semester will look like.
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Professors have offered differing opinions on their hopes and concerns about returning to campus this fall amid the ongoing public health crisis. The Exponent reached out to several professors to hear their opinions on the upcoming semester.
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Editor's note: Follow along here for updates on the University's plans following its Tuesday announcement to transition to online classes indefinitely after spring break due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
In the wake of Purdue President Mitch Daniels’ announcement that the University would transition to online instruction after spring break, the athletics department initially confirmed it had no plans to alter or cancel future events. Since then, several organizations have announced plans to …
The Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament kicks off this week, and the Boilermakers are looking to make a huge push towards a potential March Madness appearance.
The Boilermakers kept their tournament fight alive Tuesday night after defeating No. 18 Iowa 77-68.
The Catch-Up
After a productively slow offensive season, the Boilermakers finished in eighth place in the Big Ten Conference and will play No. 1 seed University of Wisconsin on Sunday in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.Â
Purdue continued its defensive success at the Big Ten level, completing its eighth shutout of the season against Ohio State University this past weekend.
Following a tough 0-1 loss to Wisconsin on Sunday, the Purdue soccer team is preparing to take on two of its toughest opponents to close out the season at home.
The Purdue soccer team is looking to continue its positive trend against Northwestern University, with a record of 15-6-1 against them, and start a new win streak as it takes on the Wildcats this Thursday.
After a strong start to Big Ten play, the soccer team looks to continue its success against the University of Michigan and Michigan State University this weekend.
The Purdue soccer team recorded a pair of wins to open its Big Ten season this weekend.
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