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But grad students group says the minimum of $28,000 a year is still not enough.

Purdue’s holiday spirit was strengthened Thursday night as students, parents and Greater Lafayette representatives gathered to watch a menorah lighting outside the Purdue Memorial Union.

The Purdue Board of Trustees endorsed the 2024-25 fiscal year marking the 13th consecutive year of frozen tuition at its December meeting.

Outside a conference room on the second floor of Hovde Hall, more than 20 protesters held signs up in the open doorway, quietly watching the Board of Trustees Academic and

The likes of Lidia Thorpe and Gary Foley, as they helpfully remind us, see no moral or practical difference between Israel and Australia. So perhaps we should start to wonder what else they’ve got planned, or what they’re willing to countenance in the fight against 'settler-colonialism' closer to home. This is especially relevant as we navigate post-referendum politics

The Zionist entity has attempted, by all means, to make the colonial myth of terra nullius a reality — a land that can be colonized and occupied because it is empty , but all such attempts have failed.

In a small, cramped room off of Northwestern Avenue, Purdue Graduate Student Government Senate Chair Josiah Davidson announced that FA23-R004 had been carried. Nobody made any big gesture at the

Israeli industries are laying the groundwork for an Israel without Palestinians—by bringing in hundreds of thousands of foreign workers.

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