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Recent News
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Purdue's president from 1983 to 2000, Steven Beering, has died, per a Purdue News press release.
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Assata Gilmore, current Purdue Student Government vice president and junior in the Krannert School of Management, and Hannah Walter, current senator and junior in the College of Health and Human Sciences, were announced as the next president and vice president with 58% of the vote.
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Provost Jay Akridge announced the remote delivery of summer classes, Summer Transition, Advising and Registration days for incoming students and the cancellation of all May events on campus in an email to Boilermakers Monday morning.
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Two major events at Purdue set to take place this month, Spring Fest and Purdue Day of Giving, have been canceled and postponed, respectively, causing new worries for those involved.
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Since Purdue went online in response to the recent outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, some labs have seen research suspended, while other labs are being directed to study the ongoing pandemic.
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Almost two weeks after Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb issued a stay-at-home order for the entire state, three men were cited for defying that order after taking their motorcycles for a joyride on campus.
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The ground floor of the Purdue Memorial Union is getting a makeover.
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Purdue Village residents received an email on Thursday banning residents and guests from using playground equipment.
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The Catch-Up
The Purdue women’s tennis team is set for another full weekend of tennis as it welcomes DePaul and Tulsa.
The women's tennis team fell to Tennessee on Friday and Notre Dame on Sunday as they extend their loss streak to five matches.
The women’s tennis team is coming off of a three-match losing streak as it looks forward to a weekend at home.
The Purdue women’s tennis team is continuing its time away from Purdue as it travels to Seattle to take on the University of Washington.
Teamwork and intensity are key for Purdue as it takes on the spring 2020 season. The Boilers (3-0) look to maintain their unblemished record at the ITA Kickoff Weekend. There they will face South Carolina (0-1) on Saturday and either Georgia Tech or Wisconsin on Sunday.
The Purdue women’s tennis team has the opportunity to sweep its final weekend of play when they host Maryland and Rutgers this weekend.
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