8 hrs ago | WANE-TV Fort Wayne
Teacher honored, given $22,000 car
North Side High School music teacher Ed King II owns his dream car. On Friday night, after hundreds of donations, King's friends and family gave him the keys to his 2011 black Ford Mustang.
12 hrs ago | Shanghai Daily
Exchange students enjoy life in Shanghai
DESPITE cultural differences, international exchange students said they find it easy to live in Shanghai because the city is well developed.
16 hrs ago | WTHR-TV Indianapolis
Legion giving $1 million to Oklahoma tornado victim veterans
Purdue University is expecting hundreds of scientists from around the world to descend on main campus next month for a conference on the most recent research on the Great Lakes.
20 hrs ago | MediLexicon
Alcohol Impairment Goes Beyond BAC Number
Drivers may think they have the green light to drive when their blood alcohol levels fall below the legal limit or the buzz wears off, but that's not the case, says a Purdue University expert.
Yesterday | Ag Professional
If you talk to someone in agriculture long enough, the size of a nearby farm is bound to come up.
Yesterday | Daily Journal
Purdue to host international Great Lakes gathering
Purdue University is expecting hundreds of scientists from around the world to descend on main campus next month for a conference on the most recent research on the Great Lakes.
Students show problem-solving skills
Making her case: Senior Sara Jones, 18, explains her research project on the merits of Gatorade to Purdue University representatives Harold Baker and Jacqueline Brown Tuesday night at Greenfield-Central High School.
Flexible, transparent graphene-and-silver electrodes have many potential uses
Transparent electrodes are in and of themselves nothing all that new - they're currently used in things like touchscreens and flat-screen TVs.
Indiana University and Receive PCORI Award to Improve Health Care Access for Underinsured
Staying up-to-date has never been simpler. Sign up for the free GenePool newsletter today! INDIANAPOLIS -- The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute has approved a three-year research award of more than $2 million to the Indiana University Center for Health Services and Outcomes Research and the Regenstrief Institute Inc.
Poultry judging team places second
The Morgan County senior poultry judging team took second place at the Indiana State Poultry Judging contest at Purdue University May 18.
Apps May Help Children Affected by Severe, Non-Verbal Autism to Communicate
They credit SPEAK all!, an iPad application, with the enriched communication they now have with him.
Purdue Issues New Publication On Fungicides
PURDUE ISSUES NEW PUBLICATION ON FUNGICIDES May 23, 2013 Source: Purdue University news release A new publication designed to help farmers make fungicide-related decisions is now available through Purdue Extension.
Central Athletics Host College Commitment Day
Lincoln-Way Central High School student athletes who have committed to continue their education and athletic careers at the collegiate level were honored May 15 at the school.
Without debate, Purdue approves tuition freeze
Purdue University trustees today finalized a two-year tuition freeze on the flagship campus and 2 percent tuition increases at regional campuses.
Innovation could bring flexible solar cells, transistors, displays
The electrode is made of silver nanowires covered with a material called graphene, an extremely thin layer of carbon.
Earth's tides are shoving the moon away faster
EARTH is shoving the moon away faster now than it has done for most of the past 50 million years, says a new model for the way tides influence the lunar orbit.
Overcoming the Fears of Tornados, Purdue Experts Explain
The tornado that hit the Oklahoma City area on Monday may be especially frightening for children because of the destruction to schools and the number of children who died, says a Purdue University child development expert.
Program offers cancer survivors fitness, support
It was as if one day everything was fine, and the next day, there was cancer, she said.
Submitted photo/ Seymour native and Purdue University student Colin Aker is about to embark on the Journey of Hope cross-country bicycle trek.
John Stafford gets Sagamore as parting honor
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