Several appointments and reappointments to some of the state’s colleges recently were announced by the office of Gov. Eric Holcomb.
Purdue among 37 U.S. and international universities competing in first $1.5 million autonomous race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in fall 2021
Purdue University is partnering with the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in a competition against other colleges from around the country and internationally in the first-ever high-speed $1.5 million Indy Autonomous Challenge.
White Lodging-managed Union Club Hotel at Purdue University on pace to reopen by August
Purdue University’s Union Club Hotel, which will be managed and operated by Merrillville-based White Lodging, is on pace to reopen this fall.
Government, numerous organizations working to slow spread of coronavirus
With the number of cases of COVID-19 increasing, Indiana officials and many organizations are taking steps to slow further spread of the virus.
Purdue University Northwest following other colleges in cancelling classroom instruction due to coronavirus
Purdue University Northwest announced March 11 that it is suspending classroom instruction and all scheduled campus events between March 12 and April 4 in response to the conoravirus outbreak.
USDA grant will help state find ways to boost Indiana’s agriculture industry
A partnership between Indiana Grown and Purdue University could lead to new strategies to help the state’s agriculture industry make more money.
White Lodging of Merrillville will operate Purdue University’s Union Club Hotel
Purdue University has selected Merrillville-based White Lodging to operate the Union Club Hotel, now undergoing extensive renovations, on its West Lafayette campus.
Rising crop prices, USDA payment announcements lift farmer sentiment
Ag producer sentiment rebounded in June as farmers’ expressed a more optimistic outlook about the future of the ag economy.
How to fix rural digital divide
Private industry, government work together to bring broadband to more Hoosiers In rural America, it’s often a case of “the haves” and “have nots” when it comes to high-speed internet service—and Indiana is no exception. Rural areas have been largely left out when it comes to building or improving fiber networks. Federal, state and private […]
Global defense and security firm Saab’s new US advanced manufacturing site will bring up to 300 jobs to Indiana
Sweden-based global defense and security company Saab will bring up to 300 jobs to Indiana once its new advanced manufacturing site is operational.