Purdue Student Union Board
The Purdue Student Union Board (PSUB) is a student organization that provides programs and services for students, staff, and the community of West Lafayette. PSUB was an organization before the union was built and it helped fund the building. In 1920 when the organization started it had only a few members, but it now has over a hundred. Students may join PSUB at no cost and there are different positions students can choose to be involved in. Students in this organization plan fun events and activities for the Purdue community.
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Purdue Memorial Union Great Hall
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Memorial Hall stained glass
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