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Lilly greenhouses to be remodeled as 'Purdue Moves' forward in research | Campus - Vimarsana News

Lilly greenhouses to be remodeled as 'Purdue Moves' forward in research | Campus

Behind Lilly Hall of Life Sciences, just a few feet into the entrance of the greenhouses, there is broken glass littered among the remains of weeks of deconstruction left behind.

2023 Innovation Issue: Four ways Purdue is driving ag breakthroughs – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

2023 Innovation Issue: Four ways Purdue is driving ag breakthroughs – Indianapolis Business Journal

The Ag-Celerator, one of four funds that make up Purdue Ventures, boasts a $2 million innovation fund for startups in ag-related technologies.

Source: ibj.com
West Lafayette City Council addresses housing shortage, Purdue's impact - Vimarsana News

West Lafayette City Council addresses housing shortage, Purdue's impact

Purdue housing, revitalization areas and more discussed at this month's city council meeting.

Purdue names new provost, executive vice president for research, and additional leadership updates for January 2023 - Vimarsana News

Purdue names new provost, executive vice president for research, and additional leadership updates for January 2023

As the Fall 2022 semester ends at Purdue and the university prepares for a new president on Jan. 1, President-elect Mung Chiang announced Tuesday (Dec. 20) several updates to the university leadership team and a new structure for research and partnerships at Purdue.

Source: purdue.edu
Freezing Tuition and Cutting Costs - Purdue Moves - Vimarsana News

Freezing Tuition and Cutting Costs - Purdue Moves

Purdue University has frozen tuition for all students at 2012 levels through at least 2021-22, saving students and their families more than half a billion dollars.

Source: purdue.edu