Boilermakers, please join us in welcoming the 14th president of Purdue University, retired Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria. The Board of Trustees unanimously selected Silveria to serve as Purdue’s next president beginning Feb. 1. Read about our president-elect: purdue.edu/newsroom/2026/Q4/…

Purdue ranks No. 4 among the nation’s Most Innovative public universities in the 2027 @usnews rankings. It’s the ninth consecutive year Purdue has landed in the top 10. Proud to be part of a university where innovation extends from discovery to real-world impact. Read more: purdue.link/qskf83

🦇 Happy Halloween, Boilermakers! 🎃 Enjoy your night. #Halloween #Purdue #HappyHalloween

A new imaging system developed by Purdue Institute for Cancer Research investigator David Nolte is being used to assess experimental chemotherapy drugs for osteosarcoma, with the goal of identifying treatments best suited to individual tumors. purdue.link/nolte-doppler-ch…

Shalini Low-Nam, a member of the Purdue Institute for Cancer Research and assistant professor of chemistry, recently received a five-year NIH grant to investigate the molecular mechanisms that control CAR T-cell activation.

Canine cancer patients contribute to next-generation minimally invasive cancer therapies for dogs and humans phys.org/news/2026-10-canine… via @physorg_com

Graduate student Addison Young is presenting research today at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center Research Retreat exploring a potential vulnerability in triple-negative breast cancer. Working in the lab of Purdue Institute for Cancer Research (PICR) member Kyle Cottrell, Young is exploring whether disrupting PACT dimerization could reduce cancer cell viability — and point toward a potential therapeutic strategy. Young's work reflects the vital role emerging scientists play in advancing cancer research and underscores why preparing the next generation of cancer researchers is central to the PICR's mission. Congratulations to Young on the opportunity to share this work with the broader cancer research community!

So many of us have breast cancer stories. 💕 A friend diagnosed far too young. An aunt who rang the bell after her last treatment. A grandmother who didn't get the chance. Over the past few decades, research has changed what diagnosis means for millions — and the next round of progress is being built in labs right now, including at the Purdue Institute for Cancer Research. Research is the reason more of our stories end with survival. Help support research with the power to change outcomes: purdue.link/breast-cancer-su…

The fight continues. 💚 Thank you, Boiler Family, for your support at last week’s Hammer Down Cancer games.

Did you know that 100% of your donation to @PUCancerInst goes directly to the research and treatments that bring hope to patients and their families? Join us in the fight—from start to finishing cancer—at purdue.university/4h4y7Vm. #HammerDownCancer

Never lose sight of the long game. But celebrate every win along the way. It's as true in the fight against cancer as it is on the field at Ross-Ade.

Cool moment. After a huge win, with the rain starting to fall on #HammerDownCancer night, @EthanTrent05 points up to the @rossadebrigade sheet sign honoring his brother, @theTylerTrent. 🚂 Our friend was looking down on us tonight. 🖤💛 @TonyTrent10 @BoilerFootball @PUCancerInst

We have a lot to cheer about tonight. 🏈 During tonight's #HammerDownCancer game, @PUCancerInst presented the Joe Tiller Chapter of the @NFFNetwork with an honorary game ball. Since 2021, the chapter's annual golf outing has raised nearly $55,000 for the Tyler Trent Endowment, helping carry forward Tyler's legacy through cancer research at Purdue. PICR Director Andrew Mesecar joined chapter Executive Director Travis Baugh and Awards and Fundraising Coordinator Jim Vruggink on the field for the presentation. We're grateful to the Joe Tiller Chapter and everyone whose generosity has made the support possible. Boiler Up. Hammer Down Cancer!

Playing for something bigger than ourselves 🔨

Boilermakers showing up to Hammer Down Cancer 💪 A special shoutout to the brothers of Alpha Tau Omega for their enthusiastic support of the fight against cancer and the Purdue Institute for Cancer Research! Thank you for helping rally the Purdue community around a cause that is personal to so many of us 🎗️

Ahead of tonight's Purdue football game, Purdue Institute for Cancer Research Director Andrew Mesecar joined @AlanKarpick on Gold and Black LIVE to discuss how Hammer Down Cancer supports cancer research at Purdue — and the important role our Boilermaker community plays in the fight against cancer. purdue.link/picr-hdc-gold-bl…

Taking on the Gophers under the lights of Ross-Ade. Boiler Up! #HammerDownCancer 📊 Stats ✍️ Game Notes 📖 Official Program: boile.rs/FBProgram

The Boilermaker spirit extends far beyond the field 🫶 Join us on Saturday night as we Hammer Down Cancer.

Some of the most important moments in research happen outside the lab. Purdue faculty, students, trainees and staff are invited to join the cancer research community on Nov. 13 for the Purdue Institute for Cancer Research annual Cancer Research Day, featuring a keynote from Harvard Medical School professor Alex Toker, trainee research presentations, a scientific poster session and opportunities to connect with researchers from across #Purdue. ‼️ Trainees: Bring your work into the conversation. Submit an abstract for the poster session by Oct. 21. Three trainees will be selected for the Excellence in Trainee Research Award and invited to present their research during the program. purdue.link/cancer-research-… 🗓️ Nov. 13

A night to turn the force of Purdue football into victories far greater than the final score. 🏈 October 10 🕗 8:00 pm EDT 🎗️#HammerDownCancer 🔗 purdue.link/donate_HDC_2026_…