- Purdue Swimming and Diving: Boilermakers ready for senior salute meet
- Women's Swimming and Diving: Davis wins Big Ten swimmer of the week
- Purdue swimming: Men’s, women’s swim dive squads set to face off with in-state rivals
- Purdue swimming: What it takes
- Divers prepare for NCAA qualification event
- What to watch in Purdue sports, 2/21
- Boilers drop first dual meet of the season against rival Indiana
- Purdue aquatics make strong opening to 2014 season
- Swimming and diving teams head to Hawaii
- California natives adapt to changing climates
Recent News
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The Big Ten Conference announced today that it has approved plans for a fall 2020 football season consisting of a 10-game conference-only schedule set to start the week of Sept. 5, per a Wednesday morning release.
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Provost Jay Akridge and other Purdue administrators talked on a wide range of topics from the discrepancies in reporting test results to the differences between isolation and quarantine during the weekly provost conversation on Tuesday. Read a few of the highlights here:
Purdue is working on a new way to get Boilermakers into Ross-Ade Stadium in the fall: movies on the new video screen.
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A string of burglaries at Purdue Village storage units has led to an investigation by Purdue police.
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The Purdue Farmers Market has been canceled for 2020, following Protect Purdue event guidelines, according to a press release posted today.
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Officials in the Tippecanoe County Health Department told The Exponent they were no longer allowed to comment on the case counts at Purdue, days after both explained they had noticed a discrepancy in the number of positive test results between Purdue Athletics' reporting and information the …
The week after Purdue Athletics and the Tippecanoe County Health Department conferred to align numbers of positive cases of the coronavirus in the campus community, the athletics department announced it is monitoring eight active cases as of Friday, having counted 35 total positive cases sin…
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Purdue alumnus Herman Cain died earlier this week, announced Thursday on his social media accounts and website, after being hospitalized with COVID-19.
In Case You Missed It
As public parks and outdoor spaces empty out or close completely in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, one public space has been running with little change: the golf course.
Minor League Baseball announced Tuesday that all players will continue to receive a $400 weekly allowance through May 31 or the minor league opening day, whichever comes first. The decision extended a statement made on March 19, which paid players $400 weekly through April 8.
The Big Ten Conference announced it will extend the moratorium on spring sports through the beginning of May.
Officials from INDYCAR and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced today that the Indianapolis 500 has been postponed to August 23 due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The Catch-Up
After bringing home a silver medal while representing the USA at the World University Games, Purdue’s Kaersten Meitz has been officially added to USA Swimming’s National Team.
Emily Fogle earned her fifth career All-America honor while qualifying for the consolation final of the 200 breaststroke, highlighting the final day of action at the NCAA Championships for Purdue women’s swimming and diving.
Another new pool record for the women’s team coupled with five more event victories highlighted the second and final day of the Big Ten Triple Duals for the Purdue swimming and diving teams.
The Purdue swimming and diving teams close out their dual meet schedules this weekend with the annual two-day Big Ten Triple Duals, hosted by Northwestern this season.
The Purdue swimming and diving teams compete against a Big Ten opponent for the first time since early November on Saturday when they visit Indiana for the annual rivalry dual meet.
Five Boilermakers each won a pair of individual events, highlighting the senior salute meet for the Purdue swimming and diving teams Friday evening at the Boilermaker Aquatic Center.
