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Purdue honors student charged with 12 criminal counts, including forgery and fraud

Local landlord Chaofeng Liu is no longer an adjunct professor at Purdue.

As Purdue’s campus was inundated with the annual influx of thousands of students this month, a national uptick of COVID cases nationwide reignited fears of the potential for a rise

Cary Quadrangle’s lobby is a welcome, air-conditioned respite from the heat while the dorms are hot, muggy and cooled only by the fans residents provide.

Purdue President Mung Chiang said enrollment numbers are projected to reach a “plateau” and housing availability will eventually surpass enrollment during a media panel Wednesday.

For years, the Faculty of Color Network at Purdue has enjoyed support from the university. Connecting faculty and staff across campus and cross-campus, the FCN has used the provost office’s

The J&C has created a compilation of the series on renters woes in Lafayette.

Football fans around Purdue might be relieved to hear that construction at Ross-Ade Stadium is still projected to be finished before the first home football game this fall.

Purdue professor Rua Mae Williams received an email they never expected to see: They were accused of being an artificial intelligence bot.

In this Facts Matter column, Bob Oswald explores claims that Mike Pence was hit by a water balloon, that COVID-19 was ethnically targeted and that a snapping turtle decapitated a human.