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41. Purdue newsreel, 1996 Purdue newsreel, 1996 Purdue University The 1996 news reel presents the year in review. Two female Purdue students, Lauren Nicolson and Jackie Valapaqua, won the 1996 Air Race classic, a 2,400 mile all-female air race. System-wide enrollment...
42. Purdue newsreel, 1997 Purdue newsreel, 1997 Purdue University The 1997 news reel presents the year in review. A new building was named after Roy Whistler because of his work in agricultural chemistry. Fred Ford, executive vice president and treasurer, retired after...
43. Purdue newsreel, 1959-1960 Purdue newsreel, 1959-1960 Purdue University The new Heavilon Hall opened. Every student received a hearing and sight exam in the building as part of their health check. Echo free rooms were created in the building to do calibrating on audio tools....
44. Purdue newsreel, 1963-1964 Purdue newsreel, 1963-1964 Purdue University The Purdue University Band had the honor of being the first college band to play in Radio City Music Hall. A new six-story parking garage next to the Memorial Union was under construction, as was the new...
45. Purdue newsreel, 1955-1956 Purdue newsreel, 1955-1956 Purdue University This fall Mr. L. Freehafer was appointed University Business Manager. William Cone was named Head of Student Health Service. Jack Mollenkopf was named head coach of the football team. Campus improvements...
46. Purdue newsreel, 1966-1967 Purdue newsreel, 1966-1967 Purdue University This year Dr. George Hawkins, dean of the schools of engineering, became vice president for academic affairs. Harrison Hall was in use for the first time this year. Several Greek houses opened in Tower...
47. Purdue newsreel, 1964-1965 Purdue newsreel, 1964-1965 Purdue University This year Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne was created. The Krannert building was dedicated and the Graduate House (later known as Young Hall) was completed. The Civil Engineering building...
48. Purdue newsreel, 1962-1963 Purdue newsreel, 1962-1963 Purdue University This year new advancements in technology helped Purdue advance state-wide education and also helped in the formation of independent study at Purdue University. The first nuclear reactor in Indiana was...
49. Purdue newsreel, 1958-1959 Purdue newsreel, 1958-1959 Purdue University This year the band got new uniforms under Al Wright’s direction. Purdue University Agricultural Extension helped educate the public with a state-wide initiative to inform. The outstanding 4-H woman of...
50. Purdue newsreel, 1965-1966 Purdue newsreel, 1965-1966 Purdue University This year the groundbreaking for the Purdue University North Central Campus was initiated. The civil engineering building was undergoing extensive remodeling, and plans for a new pharmacy building were...
51. Purdue newsreel, 1967-1968 Purdue newsreel, 1967-1968 Purdue University This year, Dr. Fredrick L. Hovde, President of Purdue University for over 23 years, was awarded a medal from the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. Hovde also won a prestigious award from Brazil...
52. Purdue newsreel, 1957-1958 Purdue newsreel, 1957-1958 Purdue University This year, Purdue used for the first time closed circuit TV to allow teachers to reach a larger group of people. The long standing tradition of seniors creating a pair of yellow cords to be worn after...
53. Purdue newsreel, 2005 Purdue newsreel, 2005 Purdue University This year, the Bindley Bioscience Building, named after William Bindley of Indianapolis, was opened along with the Birch Nanotechnology Building, named after Michael Birch. The Pao Visual Performing arts...
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