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Purdue Agriculture athletes earn Big Ten recognition

John Collier sits on the stairs in academy park, a green hill behind him

Who designed the Gateway Arch? & other footprints left by landscape architects on Purdue’s campus

Intumentaly inseminated Mite-biter breeder queen.

Beekeeping breakthroughs: Purdue research strengthens bee colonies for top pollination performance

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The Costa Rica study abroad group stands next to the entrance sign for Corcovado National Park.

Students Experience Diverse Ecosystems, Biodiversity on Costa Rica Study Abroad Trip

The Costa Rica Natural History study abroad course offers students the opportunity to explore biodiversity and Costa Rican societal values in...

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2024 Hovde Award nominees sought

Purdue University is accepting nominations for the 2024 Frederick L. Hovde Award of Excellence, given annually to a member of Purdue’s...

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$1.5M USDA NIFA grant will help Purdue researcher identify community-based food waste solutions

The Purdue University College of Agriculture’s Department of Agricultural Economics has received a $1.5 million grant from the U.S....

Corn plants prior to harvest at Purdue’s Agronomy Center for Research and Education (ACRE) facility.

Maximizing Midwest drought resilience through sustainable solutions

As the summer months bring fluctuating weather, drought resilience has become a pressing concern for Midwest farmers. Purdue University’s...

Elysia Uggen examines a plant sample.

Fields of Discovery: Proteins, PICKLES and pencils  

This summer, Elysia Uggen researches PICKLE mutations in the arabidopsis plant with department head of biochemistry Joe Ogas.

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International Women in Engineering Day: Q&A with Kari Clase and Upinder Kaur

The number of women in STEM fields, including engineering, has increased in recent decades, paving the way for a brighter, more representative...

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A Trip to the Dunes

Our own Chris Wirth and Andrew Johnston went out to the dunes to show the summer undergrad interns how to do some night insect collecting!

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