News from the field
The Catch-Up
- Purdue Soccer: Boilermakers looks to continue Big Ten success on the road
- Purdue Soccer: Purdue shuts out Nebraska, Iowa in Big Ten opener
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers begin Big Ten play against old foe Nebraska
- Purdue Soccer: The Boilermakers go winless during home tournament
- Purdue Women's Soccer: Boilers find their stride during opening week
- Purdue Soccer: Soccer team looks to rebuild after subpar season
- How Purdue's head coaches' salaries stack up
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers lose contest against Badgers
- Purdue Soccer: Senior looks forward to weekend homestand
- Purdue Soccer: Boilers stay golden in double overtime battle
Recent News
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HAMMOND, Ind. — A former Purdue professor and his company were sentenced to two years of probation and made to pay $1.6 million in restitution to government foundations after the professor defrauded them to inappropriately acquire grant money, a U.S. District Court Judge in Hammond ruled Mon…
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Purdue Athletics reported eight new positive tests for the coronavirus in a weekly statement released Monday afternoon.
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A Purdue student was awarded the "One Brick Higher" award for saving a person's life while on duty as a pool lifeguard.
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Purdue football player Lorenzo Neal had just returned home from the gym one day in late May, after being away from the internet for most of the day.
Nearly every student can remember the moment they learned classes would be remote for the rest of the spring semester.
Some fraternity, sorority and cooperative houses will be closing their doors to students following Thanksgiving, and won’t be reopening them until January.
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A federal prosecutor will recommend a 57-71 month sentence during a court hearing Monday for retired Purdue professor Qingyou Han.
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A man was arrested for allegedly assaulting an officer and several staff members at Sycamore Springs, a mental-health clinic in Lafayette, on Saturday.
In Case You Missed It
Editor's Note: The Exponent published a story on Thursday in print about the athletics budget based on a budget sheet earlier provided by Purdue Athletics. That information was not accurate to the final expenses, but rather a projected budget. The final budget was supplied to The Exponent la…
Purdue Athletic Director Mike Bobinski said via Zoom today that he anticipates football being played this calendar year, possibly as soon as October.
Purdue University President Mitch Daniels released a statement Tuesday night regarding the controversial Big Ten vote to postpone the fall sports season.
The Big Ten’s decision to postpone 2020 fall sports sparked three weeks of debate that shows no signs of stopping. While no official statement has come from Purdue Athletics, members have been vocal on Twitter about their desires to return to their respective arenas.
