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The Community Service Team looks to highlight an athlete from each school who gives back to their community in superior service efforts.

It didn’t take long for architecture student Ryan Lorensen to fully comprehend the significance of his project. After absorbing the raw and sometimes intense feedback he was getting from people,

As Russia’s war on Ukraine approaches its second anniversary, European leaders need to prevent Vladimir Putin from capitalising on war fatigue in the West.

Purdue University has begun work to improve the reading abilities of K-12 students in Indiana by strengthening teacher preparation using science-based methods.

Purdue’s University Senate voted 81-5 Monday to condemn Indiana Senate Bill 202, which is set for a Wednesday hearing in the states House of Representatives.

The College of Human Sciences and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences co-hosted the People to People career fair on Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Memorial Union Great Hall.  The fair provided job opportunities in a variety of fields, including human and social services, events, health and wellness, government, hospitality and...

Local students excel at wind, solar energy event

When Cindy Apple began as a special education teacher at Broadmoor 3-5 Elementary School, in Louisburg, Kansas, more than 20 years ago, students needing help in math were assigned to “pull-out groups,” often at the end of math class. Busy teachers handed students off to aides, who slowed the lesson down, reworking the same problems […]

A new ban on foreign-appointed imams in France is aimed at combating Islamist separatism, but the policy risks making matters worse by handing future decisions about hiring imams over to local groups affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. The French

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