After ending its years-long Big Ten skid against Illinois, Purdue shifts its focus to Minnesota to prove it's here to stay.

In their first West Coast swing of the year, Purdue women’s tennis, led by freshman Reese Frank, powered through losses to ...

Poet-engineer Richard Blanco shared poems covering topics of self identity and home during his Thursday night poetry reading. Blanco bridged connections, sharing his experiences as a multi-layered ...

Featuring lawn games, crafts and caramel apples, Saturday’s Harvest Fest brought autumn traditions back to Memorial Mall. The free event gave students a much-needed break from their busy academic ...

While you may forget about squirrels day to day, they stick out for students from places without them. Our columnist gives a ...

The first half saw the Nittany Lions’ offense dominating early and taking possession of the ball for the first 20 minutes.

Avid volunteers picked up garbage in a nine-mile stretch along the Wabash River on Saturday morning. Organizers and attendees ...

The rhythm Purdue had been searching for finally began to echo. Setting off 14 explosive plays for 258 yards while posting a 38% offensive success rate in a performance, defining the newfound energy ...

Ryan Browne’s career came full circle, returning to the same exact field where he made his first start as a Boilermaker.

Purdue beat Illinois 24-17 Saturday at Gies Memorial Stadium in its fifth game of the season, following a loss to Notre Dame.

After a three-year drought in the Big Ten, Purdue claimed its first conference win after defeating Illinois 24-17.

The Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center partnered with student organizations on Friday evening for its ...