While progress continues on several capital projects at the West Lafayette and Indianapolis locations, various travel impacts ...

Entering its second year in Indianapolis, Purdue University is strategically focusing on creating a pipeline of job-ready ...

The Midwestern Regional Climate Center (MRCC) recently launched a searchable, downloadable archive of 19th-century weather ...

Certain types of biochemical processes can impair the immune system’s ability to recognize and kill cancer cells. Purdue ...

With caps, gowns and plenty of Boilermaker pride, Purdue honored the achievements of 1,725 graduates during its summer ...

The cups have all been cut and the greens have been watered and mowed to the ideal height. Beautifully manicured turf with a Rolex clock gleaming in the sunshine await the golfers’ arrival. What began ...

After nine years in the making, J. Long Memorial Second Street Park made its grand opening to the residents of Connersville, ...

Nothing hits the spot on a summer day like a sweet slice of watermelon. This year’s harvest has been good in Indiana, but June and July’s hot and wet weather has created some challenges to getting ...

Each fall NPHC hosts a week of events to welcome students back to campus. This year we were able to collaborate with other campus partners including African American Studies, Black Cultural Center, ...

On July 17–18 and July 24–25, the Purdue for Life Foundation hosted 1,000 grandparents and grandchildren in West Lafayette for Grandparents University. The goal of this annual event is to ...

Revisions to the policy on the Research Security Program (I.A.6) are effective Aug. 1. The updates are meant to address recent changes in federal and state ...

More than 100 Administrative Operations employees are celebrating a milestone year in their career at Purdue University. These employees, their department and the number of years they have been with… ...