IU, Purdue Combined Enroll More Int’l Students Than Harvard
The international student population at Indiana's colleges and universities grew 8.3 percent this year, thanks to an even greater influx of students from China.
View ArticleIU Mens Basketball Faces Rival Purdue On Sunday
Indiana University's game against rival Purdue is the last game before the Big Ten Tournament.
View ArticlePurdue University Interviewing Candidates For New President
President France Cordova is retiring in five weeks, and the board has said it wants to pick her successor by then.
View ArticleSource: Gov. Mitch Daniels Will Be Purdue’s Next President
A source close to the governor says Mitch Daniels will be the president of Purdue University after he leaves office.
View ArticlePurdue University Diver David Boudia Wins Olympic Gold
Purdue University's David Boudia claimed the gold medal in the men's 10-meter platform diving event Saturday at the London Olympics.
View ArticlePurdue To Expand Engineering Program
Purdue plans to increase faculty and staff in its engineering program.
View ArticleIndiana Universities Make Pitches To State For More Funding
Indiana public universities went before two states committees Thursday to make their requests for additional funding next year.
View ArticleIU Faces Purdue In Old Oaken Bucket Rivalry
The Indiana University football team is seeking to end its season with a win over rival Purdue.
View ArticlePurdue’s Trustees To Vote Saturday On Daniels’ Contract
The trustees are scheduled to talk about specifics of the contract on Friday, the first day of the two-day board meeting.
View ArticleNew Insect Population Monitor Might Reduce Insecticide Use
Purdue University researchers have created a new device they say may have worldwide impact on insect pest populations.
View ArticlePurdue Researchers Develop Low-Cost Steel Making Process
The process makes use of lower-cost Indiana-Illinois Basin coal.
View ArticlePublic Universities Vying For More State Funding
University presidents who testified Wednesday tried to prove to lawmakers that their school is working to reduce the cost of college.
View ArticlePurdue Researches Safer Polymer-Lined Football Helmet
Purdue researchers have developed new helmet technology that would massively decrease the shock to the brain resulting from on-field impact.
View ArticleIndiana Trees Still Suffering From Summer Drought
Foresters say some tree species may never return the full strength they had before the 2012 drought.
View ArticleSequestration Will Cost Some Student Workers Their Jobs
Some work study positions will disappear at Indiana University campuses, but the school’s flagship may be spared.
View ArticleIU Not Pressured To Duplicate Purdue’s Tuition Freeze
Purdue University announced last week it would freeze tuition for two years, but IU indicates it will not take similar steps.
View ArticleMidwest Drought Encourages Southern Farmers To Grow Corn
High corn prices and low supply caused by the 2012 drought have prompted some farmers in the Southeast to consider planting more corn.
View ArticlePurdue Will Reduce Lobbying Force In Washington, D.C.
The university announced it plans to reduce its lobbying efforts, a day after President Mitch Daniels announced merit pay would be eliminated through 2015.
View ArticleIU Students Might Be Eligible For Tuition Freeze
IU officials are skipping around the idea that this freeze is in the shadow of Purdue University’s recent tuition announcement.
View ArticleAsian Carp Spread Faster Than Thought, Study Finds
Purdue University researchers have shown Asian carp may be able to spread outside areas where they were concentrated in the past.
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