Student news
Students offer support for WL city council election
A student group in Purdue University's residence halls is working to help other students get involved in the first election they will be able to take part in as residents of West Lafayette.
Allocation board awards $375,000 in grants to student organizations
Purdue University's Student Organization Grant Allocation Board awarded $375,000 to student organizations during its most recent round of allocations.
Spero Energy, Guarders take top spots at 28th annual Purdue Burton D. Morgan Business Plan Competition
Companies advancing a technology to make provider high-value renewable chemicals from biomass and a novel undergarment for women to carry personal information were the top winners Tuesday (Feb. 17) at Purdue University's $100,000 Burton D. Morgan Business Plan Competition.
Krannert students take top two spots in Indiana case competition
Teams from Krannert School of Management placed first and second in the Indiana Association for Corporate Growth Cup competition Feb. 7.
Partnership with FOUNDER.org provides global entrepreneurship toolkit for Purdue students
Prahasith Veluvolu is already applying what he's learned as a Purdue University computer sciences undergraduate by co-founding his first startup - Mimir LLC.
Purdue ranks top in state by meeting new financial aid goals to help students graduate on time
Purdue University was recognized for leading Indiana schools in meeting new financial aid reforms that help low-income students stay on track to graduate on time.
Purdue’s Emily Erickson wins prestigious Churchill Scholarship
Emily Erickson, a Purdue University senior from Clarks Hill, Indiana, has won the Churchill Scholarship. Only 14 students nationwide receive this competitive award, which funds a one-year graduate degree in science, engineering or mathematics at Churchill College at University of Cambridge in Great Britain.
