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Pursuant to the execution of House Enrolled Act 1001 and Indiana Code 21-18-9-10.7, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education met April 1 and made decisions on impacted degree programs at the seven public institutions in Indiana. The Commission and the…

1.     As evidenced by the admissions offers already being made in the ongoing undergraduate and graduate admissions season, there is no “ban of applicants” from the Countries of Concern listed by the U.S. Government.  2.     As a public state institution…

There have been media reports of a visa situation involving one of our students. The dean of students’ office has reached out to the student’s family.

No immediate program changes: Purdue has received only a preliminary (and now outdated) list of low-conferred degree programs from the state of Indiana and is told to expect an updated version later this summer. Any potential decisions would follow in…

Purdue’s recent communication with The Exponent media organization can be viewed here. 1. The Exponent is a private business organization (not a recognized Purdue student organization) and is one of many local media companies.  2. Under Purdue policy, a private business organization’s…

Dear Purdue Colleagues, Acting under the authority of our Board of Trustees, the University is sunsetting DEI activities and initiatives, effective today. An increasing number of actions and policy measures at both the federal and state level have made it clear…

We can confirm our Boilermaker Special was involved in a serious multi-vehicle accident in Tippecanoe County on April 24. The two students who were on the Special have been treated and released from the hospital. Our thoughts are with all…

As is the case with universities across the country, Purdue has been in contact with any individual who has been impacted by a change in their visa status. Impacted individuals are encouraged to contact the embassy of their home country…

The Exponent is an entity that is independent of and unaffiliated with Purdue University. Owned by an independent foundation, it does not receive funding from Purdue University and is not recognized as a student organization.

WEST LAFAYETTE – Purdue University appreciates that the Tippecanoe County Election Board approved its application to add a voting site on Oct. 24 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Córdova Recreational Sports Center (Co-Rec). The university has also submitted an official…

The Tippecanoe County Board of Elections and Purdue University have proposed a viable on-campus location — the Córdova Recreational Sports Center — as an early voting center on Oct. 24 to provide further access, in addition to the previously announced…

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue fully supports the selection of voting sites that serve the best interests of the full Tippecanoe County community, as determined by the Board of Elections & Registration. The Board has already provided great options for the…

Today Judge Sarah Evans Barker dismissed the case, agreeing with Purdue that the plaintiffs lack standing to press their claims under SEA 202. To be clear, Purdue never took a position on the merits of the plaintiffs’ case, instead opting to…

Purdue issued housing notices on Wednesday (July 10) to returning students. Of the 7,442 upperclassmen who chose to live in University Residences, just over 700 received room assignments that were different from what they expected.  The university has been working…

Purdue University did not “discover” free speech at the eleventh hour, and instead has long been consistently operating as a public institution of free speech, constitutionally protected with four well-recognized guardrails:  No physical violence or incitement to imminent violence. No…

Concerning the barbaric terrorist attacks that targeted Israeli civilians and also killed citizens of our country, Purdue University has extended support to the many Purdue students whose families and who themselves are directly impacted. Generally, student support and counseling are…