This fall, construction was completed on the Hobart and Russell Creighton Hall of Animal Sciences, Land O'Lakes Center for Experiential Learning, and Purina Pavilion, consolidating Purdue’s Department of Animal Sciences—home to the largest student body in the College of Agriculture with more than 700 students—into a unified complex, fostering greater collaboration within the department and across the University, and providing contemporary spaces for teaching, research, and Purdue Extension activities.
The license plate program, which began in 1991, has raised more than $12M for the Purdue Scholarship Fund. An annual donation of $25 is required to purchase the plate, in addition to other vehicle registration fees.
Some companies even match gifts made by retirees, spouses, and members of their Board of Directors. When you give to Purdue, send along your company’s matching gift form or register your claim online to make a bigger impact!