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Get Vaccinated to Protect Purdue

#ProtectPurdue Health Center chief medical officer Dr. Esteban Ramirez encourages all Boilermakers to get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as they are eligible as part of their commitment to the Protect Purdue Pledge.

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Getting to help kids sooner, and with less debt — that’s my giant leap.

When Maya Steinhart started her college search, she knew she wanted to study Special Education. But it was going to be an expensive endeavor. Tuition rates across the country — and especially in California, where she lived — were higher…

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Why you should choose University Residences over off-campus housing

For Navneet Rangarajan, living in University Residences has been a significant factor in how his college experience has played out. “I’ve lived in three different halls over a span of three years, and those experiences have included some of the best highlights…

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Boilermakers Keep Going

#Boilermakers are showing the world what is possible. We keep going again and again and again. #TheNextGiantLeap #PurdueUniversity

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This is why most Purdue students choose to live on campus

Esther Kayonga says her college experience would have been incomplete if she hadn’t chosen to live in University Residences. Here are three of the reasons she encourages new students to live on campus. It’s safe. “I feel very safe in my residence…

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Business success and a national voice

Herman Cain, successful business leader and national voice, was a testament to the Purdue spirit. Cain, who earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Morehouse College in 1967, earned his master’s degree in computer science from Purdue University in 1971…

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A world-class education that costs less than my brother’s did years ago. That’s my giant leap.

Having tuition frozen for 10 years is a giant story in the world of higher education, but for Korbin Zvokel, it’s personal.  “Frozen tuition has had a huge impact on my family and me,” he says. “I’m the youngest of…
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Building hope from the ground up

Keeanna Warren will always think of the building at 1405 Broad Ripple Ave. in Indianapolis as a tech startup.

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Matthews discovers a passion for human rights at Purdue

As a Purdue University student, you can expect to stay up late, have fun with friends, discover your passion and put it to work. So says Isabella Matthews, a senior from Indianapolis majoring in political science and global studies. Through…

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A Day in the Life of a Starship Robot

It’s a chilly Indiana morning on the Purdue campus, but we woke up early for a busy day ahead. I feel fully charged and look at my 63 siblings as we all gradually come to life.  We receive our first…

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Vice Provost Gates aims to transform campus culture

Diversity and inclusion in higher education are complex issues, and their successful advancement is often measured in small steps rather than giant leaps. The task of addressing these crucial issues at Purdue University rests with John Gates, who joined Purdue…

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Tony Zamora: Purdue’s Renaissance man for 5 decades

Widely described as a friend, a mentor, a legend and an icon, Zamora served as director of the Black Cultural Center from 1973 to 1995 and retired as BCC director emeritus. A determined driver and advocate of cultural and diversity…