Academic news
Purdue, Vincennes renew student transfer program
The Purdue University College of Agriculture and the Vincennes University College of Science, Engineering and Mathematics have signed a transfer agreement to both continue and expand a cooperative agricultural education program that has been in place for nearly six decades.
Trustees ratify distinguished professorship, approve degree conversion, vote to restructure engineering departments at IPFW
The Purdue University Board of Trustees on Thursday (Feb. 12) ratified a distinguished professorship and approved converting the bachelor of arts degree to a bachelor of fine arts degree in the Department of Art and Design.
Purdue announces graduates and honor students for 2014 fall semester
Purdue confers degrees and honor students for academic achievements.
Purdue applications set all-time record
More high school seniors are seeking admission to Purdue University than ever before.
Purdue Center for Global Food Security to provide new round of grants for U.S. graduate students researching food security issues
U.S. students enrolled in an accredited U.S. graduate program can apply for international research grants of $15,000 to $40,000 through Purdue University's U.S. Borlaug Fellows in Global Food Security program and funds from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
2 Purdue students Churchill Scholarship finalists
Two Purdue University seniors are finalists for the Churchill Scholarship, a prestigious and nationally competitive program that funds the pursuit of a one-year graduate degree in science, engineering or mathematics at Churchill College within University of Cambridge in Great Britain.
Purdue partners with edX to offer free online courses to anyone in the world
Purdue University will partner with global leader edX, the nonprofit learning destination founded by MIT and Harvard, through a two-year agreement to begin offering a lineup of selected Purdue courses to anyone anytime with an Internet connection.
