Purdue in the News

• Even mild cases of asthma can slow down elite racehorses - 6/16/2019
• From generating puns to getting jokes, teaching AI about comedy - 6/16/2019
• • How ISAs are taking strain of student loan debts off graduates - 6/16/2019
• In farm children, I see virtues that one sees too rarely these days - 6/16/2019
• Income share agreements can help you pick the best majors for jobs - 6/16/2019
• Indiana farmers make planting progress but still behind pace - 6/16/2019
• Keep the orbital neighborhood clean - 6/16/2019
• Mantis shrimp shield inspires lightweight, impact-resistant materials - 6/16/2019
• Capitalism will save us – if only we let it - 6/16/2019
• New technology predicts which online predators could try to meet children in person - 6/16/2019
• One simple food substitution might help save the planet - 6/15/2019
• Opinions: A genuine Big Idea that could fix the border problem - 6/15/2019
• Saab plans new Air Force jet facility near Purdue campus - 6/15/2019
• Solving the problem of asthma in thoroughbreds - 6/15/2019
• The biggest potential threat to the 2020 election – manipulated videos - 6/15/2019
• The death of antibiotics: We’re running out of effective drugs to fight off an army of superbugs - 6/15/2019
• The engineers’ plan for creating border security with clean energy - 6/15/2019
• The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation with Mo Rocca - 6/15/2019
• The science divide: Why do Latino and black students leave STEM majors at higher rates? - 6/15/2019
• This plant loves to soak up arsenic, a chemical that is highly toxic to humans - 6/15/2019
• Trump’s Mexico tariffs, set to begin Monday, will hit Americans’ wallets and jobs - 6/15/2019
• What does it mean to be ‘ready’ for a relationship - 6/15/2019
• Where can you get the most affordable MBA? Purdue and four schools come in at under $100K - 6/15/2019
• Why are so few male students studying abroad? - 3/1/2019
• A 68-year-old Yorba Linda woman proves it’s never too late to go to law school - 3/1/2019
• Humor is both a hurdle and a gauge to improve AI, human interaction - 3/1/2019
• ‘I. love. bread.’: why your love affair with carbs doesn’t have to end - 3/1/2019
• Holes in 4G and 5G networks could let hackers track your location - 3/1/2019
• University offers alternative to student loans - 3/1/2019
• Plastic bags may soon be powering your smartphone - 3/1/2019
• Price of admission - 3/1/2019
• Rosemary Mariner, spurned by airline executive, led way for female pilots in U.S. Navy - 3/1/2019
• Bold plan? Replace the border wall with an energy-water corridor - 2/23/2019
• Purdue extends tuition freeze 8th year, will give $500 bonus to staff - 2/23/2019
• • Is there a right time for sex after childbirth? - 2/23/2019
• Papa John’s and Purdue University Global partner to deliver first-of-its-kind tuition benefit program - 2/23/2019
• Dr. Marc Siegel: Miracles await – 2019 will be a year of amazing strides in medical innovation - 2/23/2019
• Former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels sees good future in higher education, but only if … - 2/23/2019
• Purdue University introduces the first income-sharing agreement in the US so students don’t have to pay interest on loans - 2/23/2019
• For Vanessa Tyson, speaking out on sexual assault began long before she accused Fairfax - 2/23/2019
• Forget taking out a student loan. Purdue University has come up with a new way to pay for college - 2/23/2019
• AI technology addresses parts accuracy, a major manufacturing challenge in 3D printing - 2/23/2019
• Tech knowledge is power - 2/23/2019
• Purdue’s online strategy, beyond ‘Global’ - 2/23/2019
• The quest for a new GPA: GRIT - 2/23/2019
• No tuition, but you pay a percentage of your income - 2/23/2019
• Purdue’s Drew Feustel wants you to dream big: BTN LiveBIG - 2/23/2019
• China just landed a spacecraft on the moon’s far side. Here’s what the probe will teach us. - 2/23/2019
• The far side of the moon: What China and the world hope to find - 2/23/2019