Meghan Holden
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Will State Street's new bike lane improve Purdue's bike culture?
Bike enthusiasts and Purdue and city official hope the protected bike lane on State Street is a turning point. → Read More
Civic Theatre director Steven Koehler is stepping down
Steven Koehler, who has been with the Civic Theatre of Greater Lafayette since 2006, is leaving in December to lead a theater in Virginia. → Read More
Purdue Zika discovery aided by Nobel Prize-winning technology
A technology that helped Purdue researchers discover the structure of the Zika virus last year led to a Nobel Prize win for three other scientists. → Read More
West Lafayette city councilman advocates for mobile needle exchange
West Lafayette police Chief Jason Dombkowski adamantly opposed the idea, while Mayor John Dennis said a needle exchange isn't necessary in the city. → Read More
West Lafayette may create a pathway for more liquor licenses
The city is considering expanding its riverfront district, which allows an unlimited number of businesses in the area to qualify for liquor licenses. → Read More
Dining Out: My farewell to Fuel coffee shop
Beyond a caffeine buzz and homemade food and sweets, Fuel provides comfort and familiarity. → Read More
Tables found arranged into a swastika at Purdue Honors College
Honors College leaders said the symbol had a "clear intent to intimidate and silence others." → Read More
Wall Street Journal names Purdue 5th best public university in U.S.
Purdue came in 43rd overall among all colleges and universities. → Read More
Former Colt World Series players from Puerto Rico affected by Hurricane Maria
After Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico last week, local families are trying to reach former Colt World Series players from the island they once hosted. → Read More
Top 5 things to do for Purdue homecoming weekend
There won't be a parade this year due to construction, but there are plenty of other homecoming traditions for fans to partake in this weekend. → Read More
Drake Bell headlines free concert at Jefferson High School
The event was part of "High School Nation," a national tour that travels to public high schools across the country to promote the arts. → Read More
White supremacist group boasts about poster campaign at Purdue
A white supremacist group is taking responsibility for posting promotional fliers around campus Sunday. → Read More
Purdue alerts campus of an attempted assault involving a weapon
This was the second alleged incident on or near campus within a 48-hour period. → Read More
Woman says she was grabbed and dragged by a masked man near Purdue University campus
The alleged attack happened around 2 a.m. Friday on South Salisbury Street. → Read More
West Lafayette naturalization ceremony welcomes 100 new U.S. citizens to Indiana
A naturalization ceremony Friday kicked off the inaugural "Greater Lafayette Welcoming Week." → Read More
Purdue faculty leader: It's time for a new campus climate survey on diversity
The last campus-wide survey on the climate for diversity at Purdue was conducted more than a decade ago. → Read More
Oskar Winski holds donation drive for Hurricane Harvey victims
Oskar Winski Company is holding a donation drive 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday to Sunday at its eRecycling Center. → Read More
Chauncey Village businesses petition State Street closures on game days
More than 40 businesses in Chauncey Village have signed a petition against the city's plan to block traffic in the area during Purdue football games. → Read More
NSF grants Purdue $20M over 5 years for shale gas research
The center will develop new technologies to produce fuels from shale gas deposits in the U.S. → Read More
Purdue named top 20 public university by U.S. News & World Report
Purdue University made several lists in the 2018 U.S. News & World Report's best college rankings, including best business and engineering programs. → Read More