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Purdue volleyball commit Sienna Foster notches her 1,000th kill against Central Catholic.

The countdown to the new era of Purdue football is over.

Named after a Fleetwood Mac song, Purdue student Sara Brown lived a life filled with music and friends.

If you drive by Ross-Ade Stadium, you will see construction crews, cranes, and debris just five days before opening kick off. This has many Boilermaker fans wondering if Ross-Ade will

Fresno State’s offseason quarterback competition reaches a conclusion as coach Jeff Tedford begins solidifying his lineup heading into the season opener.

“You don’t see the five stars coming,” Drew’s youth coach Ken Johnson told the Centre Daily Times. “But you see the evolution and you knew something great was coming.”

Penn State sophomore Drew Allar might be the most important player in collefge football.

Netflix’s six-part miniseries "Painkiller" vividly portrays Purdue Pharma’s reckless marketing of OxyContin. But it dismisses the caveat.

Republican Representative Dan Newhouse, of Washington, and Democrat Jennifer Wexton, of Virginia, introduced the AGRITOURISM Act, and the Purdue University Consumer Food Insights Report shows consumers most satisfied with their food consumption also spend the lowest share of their incomes on food.

Parish Episcopal School (Texas) three-star quarterback Sawyer Anderson announces his commitment to Purdue's class of 2025.