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* An Indianapolis student talent engagement luncheon was held Monday, April 22, at Purdue University in Indianapolis at High Alpha, 830 Massachusetts Ave. Business and local organization leaders were invited to connect and find out about opportunities to work with students in Indianapolis through programs, co-ops and internships. Representatives from Purdue programs, including Vertically Integrated Projects and EPICS, spoke with attendees.

Purdue’s Manufacturing and Materials Research Laboratories announces new Indianapolis presence

In an effort to accelerate physical, digital and sustainable manufacturing efforts across Indiana, Purdue University’s Manufacturing and Materials Research Laboratories (MMRL) will establish a presence in Indianapolis at 16 Tech Innovation District, the city’s destination for innovation and entrepreneurship, deep inside the heart of the Hard-Tech Corridor. MMRL will locate in 16 Tech’s Machyne makerspace, the region’s leading makerspace for prototyping. 

Innovative major draws student to Purdue University in Indianapolis

Industry internships, flexible class schedules and supportive professors are just a few of the things that Carys George, a Purdue themed entertainment design student in Indianapolis, loves about her major. Riding roller coasters as part of her education? That’s just a bonus.

Purdue University In Indianapolis News

Trustees approve purchase of additional property to enhance Purdue students’ urban experience in downtown Indianapolis

April 10, 2026

Emily Goetz, a Purdue University athletic training graduate student, prepares to remove the face mask of a Purdue football helmet.

Purdue master’s program in athletic training expands to Indianapolis location

February 20, 2026

New personal safety resources launching for faculty, staff and students in Indianapolis

February 19, 2026

White Family Foundation commits $25M to support ‘Victories & Heroes’ campaign

February 16, 2026

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