Author: Sharel Welch

Purdue’s Student Center Library in Indianapolis Building

Purdue Libraries ready for launch in Indianapolis

Beginning Jan. 1, Purdue Libraries will serve as the primary library resource for all Purdue students, faculty and staff in Indianapolis, continuing to strengthen academic and research support.  Purdue’s Student Center Library in Indianapolis is the new hub for students, faculty and staff to pick up materials requested through online search. Items not held...
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Koester’s Indianapolis experience highlights student success and city access

Koester’s Indianapolis experience highlights student success and city access

When Reagan Koester, the student trustee on Purdue’s Board of Trustees, attended the board’s October meeting in Indianapolis, she wanted to learn more about student life in this location. Koester, a junior majoring in agribusiness in West Lafayette, accepted an...
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Abha Gupta and Om Janamanchi, co-presidents of the Computer Science Club in Indianapolis, recruit new members at Boiler Park

Trailblazer Fund fuels student organization innovation in Indianapolis

The new Student Trailblazer Fund has awarded grants totaling more than $70,000 to 21 registered student organizations (RSOs) in Indianapolis in its first funding cycle. “It was so amazing to see over 65 groups form during our first academic year...
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Two dedicated spaces support Purdue student organizations in Indianapolis

Two spaces in the Engineering Science and Technology Building at 723 W. Michigan St. — SL 113 and SL 116 — have been designated for registered student organizations, addressing the needs of more than 70 RSOs now active in Indianapolis....
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Purdue students and companies connect at burgeoning career fair

Purdue students and companies connect at burgeoning career fair

More than 640 Purdue students networked with over 60 employers at the Engineering, Science and Tech Connect Career Fair Sept. 30 at the Campus Center in Indianapolis. The popular fair, which attracted almost 100 more students than last year, kicked...
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