During Halloween, many people thrive on the thrill of the scare. Haunted houses crop up all over the county, kids dress up as dead cheerleaders, zombies and Kate Gosselin: all very scary. In addition, urban legends gain popularity as many people gather at parties or bonfires.… Post the First Comment

Rashes of crimes have occurred over the past two semesters on and near campus at PUC. These crimes include a shooting that occurred on Sept. 24, where the victim was unharmed but sustained damage to her vehicle; an assault on a male and female student in the first floor of Anderson on April 16; an attempted carjacking Feb.… Post the First Comment

It's not a secret: Most PUC students do not check their PUC email. According to the SGA, a survey was sent out last semester about NetMail usage, in which students overwhelmingly did not regularly-if at all-check their accounts. For the SGA, this was a concern, as something needed to be done to get students to use their PUC email.… Post the First Comment

The Purdue Indian Students Association held Diwali this weekend, taking place in Alumni Hall. There was dancing, music, and food served at the celebration. Diwali, also known as the festival of lights, is a five day festival celebrating the victory of light over darkness and good over evil.… Post the First Comment

Women in Business, a group dedicated to helping women develop a stronger role in the work force held its first meeting on October 9. This is PUC's first organization about women in business. "The inspiration for the organization came from many different areas," said Frankie Smith, the group's creator.… Post the First Comment

Stumped on what to do for Halloween? How about spending it at the Challenger Learning Center of Northwest Indiana? Located on PUC's campus, the CLC is a space science education center. Ever since 1999, when its doors opened, children and adults alike have enjoyed learning about the Earth, moon and space through hands on science activity labs.… Post the First Comment

Imagine going on a five-day cruise this spring on a luxurious ship large enough to accompany 3,000 people and sail around Miami, Grand Turk, Half Moon Cay and the Bahamas. Although this sounds like an expensive dream vacation, it's actually a three credit hour course offered to any PUC student over 21 years of age through the Hospitality and Tourism Management Department.… Post the First Comment