I first learned to crochet when I was just a kid. In an effort to keep me entertained, my aunt searched online, “How to Crochet,” and printed out the instructions she found on the first site that popped up. She found some yarn and hooks hidden deep in a drawer somewhere, then set me loose. Learning…
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Whether you're a proud Purdue alum introducing your kids to your old stomping grounds, or you're just looking for a fun and educational day out, Purdue University’s campus is the perfect place for a family adventure. Packed with hands-on fun, cool photo ops, and even a little relaxation for parents…
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In 1930, in a field 60 miles north of Indianapolis, a rich history of culture was born. On that field today sits the first university owned airport: the Purdue University Airport. A hallmark of Purdue’s history, it is a proud symbol of the school’s placement as one of the top schools in the world…
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As I pulled into the crowded parking lot of Joe’s Pancake House, I struggled to find a spot—a clear sign of the diner’s popularity in the community. Despite the bustling atmosphere during the late breakfast rush, I managed to snag an empty booth. My waitress, busy as she was, still made time for me…
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After a long day of practice with Purdue baseball, and with my family being in town, I knew where I wanted to go to get good food, have a great experience, and a nice visit. My parents are unfamiliar with spots to eat in West Lafayette, so Walt’s Pub and Grill was the ideal spot for them to get a…
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I have spent the past three years of my college career wondering what it would be like to enjoy the coziest cocktail lounge the university has to offer: the Boiler Up Bar. Just over four years ago, on August 5th, 2020, the Boiler Up Bar opened its doors for the first time. Over the years, I have…
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As I stepped into 1NY Bakery & Café, the air was thick with the irresistible aroma of freshly baked bread. I followed the rich, sweet scent of cinnamon to the counter. The bakery, though named after America’s largest city, clearly draws inspiration from Asian culinary traditions to offer a unique…
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Growing up in the Midwest, I’ve attended my fair share of summer barbecues. Pulled pork, brisket, and chicken smothered in barbecue sauce are some of my favorite quintessential summer foods. But in college, good barbecue has been hard to come by. The dining courts just don’t cut it. That’s why I was…
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Can’t make it to the golf course because it’s too late? The weather is too hot or too cold. Or maybe you want to play a round at world famous Bethpage Black in New York. Net Par is the perfect place to play golf alone, or with a group of friends or family. Net Par is an indoor golf simulator…
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There is an old Chinese is saying, “Connecting friends with tea.” Tea in Chinese culture is not only a drink but also a medium of communication and exchange. If you are looking for a relaxing afternoon spot that is not a coffee shop but full of unique flavors and sweet treats, the bubble tea and…
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