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Confusion over food date labels and abundant food culture are partly to blame for food waste in United states, which totals more than $160 billion annually.

Ever since being named Notre Dame coach, Micah Shrewsberry has had Indiana at the front of his mind, and not only because he's from there.

Following a spring recruiting period full of high-level transfer additions, the Bears continue to add heading into the summer.

Nebraska held a 3-0 lead in the fourth until Purdue plated seven unanswered runs in the Huskers' 7-3 setback at Purdue on Friday.

Sports 18 spoke with Zach Edey at the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago about his training, the feedback he’s received, what he needs to work on, when he will make

Purdue plans to shift from fossil fuels to nuclear power in a decade.

Minority- and women-owned businesses were the focus as the Purdue for Life Foundation held its Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Advancement Summit.

Purdue Softball is officially looking for a new head coach.

Indiana and Purdue alumni compete in the annual Red & Black Food Drive to support Tri-State Food Bank. Choose which school to contribute to and donate.

Indiana and Purdue alumni compete in the annual Red & Black Food Drive to support Tri-State Food Bank. Choose which school to contribute to and donate.