News from the field
The Catch-Up
- Purdue Soccer: Patrick earns Big Ten Honors
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers look to continue success in Big Ten Tournament
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers upset Badgers in tournament
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers upset Badgers in tournament
- Purdue soccer slides into the Big Ten Tournament
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers to attack East Coast this weekend
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers focus on offense as postseason approaches
- Purdue Soccer: Boilermakers looking to start new win streak
- Purdue Soccer: Boilermakers looks to continue Big Ten success on the road
- Purdue Soccer: Purdue shuts out Nebraska, Iowa in Big Ten opener
Recent News
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Purdue Student Government adjourned for the final time this semester after passing bills in support of immigration legal services and the expansion of meal-plan options.
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Approximately 135,000 fans will be allowed into Indianapolis Motor Speedway Memorial Day weekend to witness the 105th Indy 500, the speedway confirmed Wednesday afternoon.
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Shelby Steele said that “white guilt” is not something the U.S. can depend on to move forward in the final installment of the Division of Diversity and Inclusion’s “Pursuing Racial Justice” series on Tuesday night.
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President Mitch Daniels updated the University Senate Monday on the administration's plans to construct a new facility to replace the Patty Jischke Early Care and Education Center.
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Lafayette's popular Fresh Air Eats program, where several downtown roads are blocked off on weekends to make room for outdoor dining, will return for Purdue's graduation weekend.
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A late April snowstorm hit campus for much of the afternoon. However, warm weather combined with the snow resulted in very little snow actually sticking.
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The Greater Lafayette area is highly likely to see snow today into Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.
Three student-artists who contributed to the Krach Mural Project were honored for their work Monday evening by Purdue Student Government President Assata Gilmore. The students' art pieces can be viewed on the second floor of Krach Leadership Center.
In Case You Missed It
The 13th-ranked Purdue Boilermakers opened the its Big Ten volleyball season with a tough 3-0 loss in a match-up at No. 1-ranked Wisconsin Friday night.
Purdue volleyball will look to build upon its success of the previous season and make its way back into the NCAA tournament with head coach Dave Shondell's 18th season with the program.
After a tight defensive slugfest in the fourth quarter, Purdue came out with a come-from-behind win over Wisconsin 56-55, earning head coach Sharon Versyp her 300th win as Purdue’s head coach.
Purdue finished Early Signing Day with the nation’s 70th ranked recruiting class — one that includes 14 freshman signees and four transfers — according to 247Sports.
