General news
Purdue announces 2016 Homecoming court members
Purdue University has announced the students who will serve on the 2016 Homecoming king and queen court.
Purdue professor speaks at Vatican conference on economics and society
Purdue agricultural economist Dominique van der Mensbrugghe spoke Sept. 21 at a conference on economics and inequality hosted by the Vatican. She spoke alongside Nobel Prize winner Angus Deaton and professor Jean-Paul Fitoussi of Rome's LUISS Guido Carli University in the Vatican's Courtyard of the Gentiles.
Purdue Research Foundation receives economic development awards from international organization
Purdue Research Foundation received three marketing awards from the International Economic Development Council at its annual Excellence in Economic Development Awards program during the organization’s annual conference held Sept. 26-28 in Cleveland.
Tymora receives $225,000 grant to advance prostate cancer research
Federal funding will help a Purdue-affiliated company research technology that could lead to a new way to distinguish aggressive forms of prostate cancer from indolent forms of the disease.
BioCrossroads Announces New Venture Competition Finalists Event has spurred $21 million in start-up funding
The fifth annual BioCrossroads New Venture Competition, an early stage business competition, has uncovered several promising life sciences and health information technology companies.
The hidden cost of water and energy conservation tech: public health
Technology that conserves water and energy may cut down on our utility bills, but it comes at a cost — our health.
Purdue launches parent and family campaign
Purdue President Mitch Daniels on Saturday (Sept. 24) during Purdue’s Family Weekend announced a parent and family campaign as part of Ever True: The Campaign for Purdue University.
