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Purdue Global faculty member receives cybersecurity honor

May 15, 2026
Stefan May stands and raises hand as he is sworn in to the Indiana bar.
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Purdue Global Law School alum admitted to Indiana bar, ready to be a voice for others

May 13, 2026
Stefan May, Bernina Dorsey, Kim Kass and Ritchie Loerch at a ceremony.
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Purdue Global Law School graduates achieve 75% pass rate on Indiana bar exam, continuing success for the online law school

May 13, 2026
Purdue Global’s Martin McDermott recently released “Rock Star MBA: 77 Untapped Lessons on Life, Business, Marketing Entrepreneurship, & Leadership from Rock Stars,” (Purdue Global photo/Rebecca Robiños)
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Marketing, entrepreneur professor: Business leaders can learn from musicians about building unforgettable brands

May 8, 2026
Purdue Global alumnus Kwame Hylton delivers remarks at a commencement ceremony.
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Purdue Global alumnus shares journey of service, sacrifice and success

May 3, 2026
A Purdue Global graduate smiles onstage.
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Purdue Global speaker tells graduates that commencement is a ‘powerful continuation’ of their story

May 3, 2026
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Purdue Global launches 3 new business degrees for marketing, human resources and finance

April 30, 2026
Cap: Purdue Global economics faculty member Luis Peña-Lévano was honored by the Agricultural Economics Society in March. (Photo provided)
Alt: A man in a suit with a plaque next to a blue banner.
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Purdue Global economics faculty member honored as Agricultural Economics Society’s outstanding researcher

April 23, 2026

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Like Purdue, Purdue Global does not make institutional statements on socio-political issues, force ideological litmus tests, or limit freedom of expression. We will continue to follow this policy consistently as future controversial issues arise. Three reasons underlie our policy:

  1. The University cannot compel good speech from individuals.
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This does not mean that Purdue Global’s leadership condones such behaviors. The University will continue to focus on those directly affected by providing resources, contact information, etc., through outreach from the dean of students (for our students) and human resources (for our employees).