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On June 14, 2023, Purdue University trustees and Indiana University trustees simultaneously approved the agreements that will effectively dissolve IUPUI on June 30, 2024, completing a process that started in August 2022. Now, two outstanding universities with complementary strengths will arise in Indianapolis, making this a momentous day for our state.

Roberto Gallardo, director of the Purdue Center for Regional Development and an associate professor in the Agricultural Economics Department, will take on the role of vice president for engagement as the engagement office is elevated to the Office of the President, reporting to Alyssa Wilcox, senior vice president for partnerships.

By Asad Mirza Naqba Day marks the beginning of Palestinians' exodus from their homeland, but for the last 75 years, the international community has been unable to give the Palestinians their right to their own homeland.

Naqba Day marks the beginning of the Palestinians exodus from their homeland, but for the last 75 years, the international community has been unable to give the Palestinians their right to their own...

Once the first university to introduce a computer science degree, Purdue now offers majors in cutting-edge specialties like AI and data science.

Naqba Day marks the beginning of Palestinians exodus from their homeland, but for the last 75 years the international community has been unable to give the Palestinians their right to their own homeland.On May 15, for the first time in history, ...

Naqba Day marks the beginning of Palestinians exodus from their homeland, but for the last 75 years the international community has been unable to give the Palestinians their right to their own homeland.

An unbroken thread of duplicity, mendacity and chicanery connects British foreign policy from Balfour to the Nakba to the present day

The 2023-24 U.S. News and World Report national graduate school rankings, released Tuesday (April 25), put Purdue’s College of Engineering at No. 4 out of 220 for the third consecutive year, with the nation’s top four as MIT; Stanford; the University of California, Berkeley and Purdue.

The 2023-24 U.S. News and World Report national graduate school rankings, released Tuesday (April 25), put Purdue’s College of Engineering at No. 4 out of 220 for the third consecutive year, with the nation’s top four as MIT; Stanford; the University of California, Berkeley and Purdue.