Purdue in the News

• 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
• China’s lunar lander to explore moon’s far side - 2/23/2019
• Trade wars cost US, China billions of dollars each in 2018 - 12/28/2018
• U.S. farmers wary of 'ulterior motive' for traders’ digital push - 12/27/2018
• Things really aren't that bad. But we like to think they are - 12/26/2018
• Bringing joy to pediatric patients can start with a dog - 12/19/2018
• Americans pay way more for data than others, and it could get worse, experts warn - 12/14/2018
• College bloat meets 'The Blade' - 12/14/2018
• 'Blueberries' on Mars have a watery past. But scientists are still baffled. - 12/7/2018
• Purdue University takes giant leaps in democratizing higher education - 12/4/2018
• Lake Michigan is warming. A new report says that could mean big trouble for fish - 9/21/2018
• A mighty Egyptian fortress revealed - 9/21/2018
• WorkZone: Here’s why a beach vacation is not as stress free as you might think - 9/21/2018
• The ‘explosion of life’ on Earth 500 million years ago was NOT sparked by meteorites - 9/21/2018
• Want a healthier heart? Eat a steak - 9/21/2018
• Did ‘downgraded’ Florence contribute to a false sense of security? - 9/21/2018
• Financial responsibility guidance for students - 9/21/2018
• How Asian companies are navigating the trade war - 9/21/2018
• From Terminator to household tech: Researchers work to add function to 3D-printed objects - 9/21/2018
• Liberal arts shouldn’t be an afterthought at large research universities - 9/21/2018
• Simulations of breast tissue may address delay on enhanced MRL cancer detection: study - 9/21/2018
• Super cheap earth element to advance new battery - 9/21/2018
• We tested Tumblr’s ban on porn. It needs work - 9/21/2018
• Why this Christmas a set of building blocks could be the best thing to buy your kids - 12/16/2018