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Thanksgiving Holiday Shuttle Service

Diana Williams — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:13:36 +0000

Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday, the Campus will be closed on Thursday November 26, and Friday November 27, 2009.

The Peregrine Shuttle will run on the following holiday schedule:

Wednesday 11-25-09 9AM to 11AM & 3PM to 10PM

Thursday 11-26-09 THANKSGIVING, NO SHUTTLE SERVICE

Friday 11-27-09 9AM to 11AM & 3PM to 10PM

Saturday 11-28-09 9AM to 11AM & 3PM to 10PM

Regular Service Resumes on Monday 11-30-09

Peregrine Shuttle changes schedule

Linda Gary — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 20:43:22 +0000

The Peregrine Shuttle operates from an on-demand schedule, six days a week, most weeks a year.

Details about scheduling a ride on the Peregrine Shuttle are available at the Information Center located on the first floor of the Student Union and Library Building or the Front Desk at the University Village.

Learn more about the reservation process.

Purdue Calumet introduces van shuttle service for students, faculty and staff.

Linda Gary — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 20:31:00 +0000

To better accommodate students, faculty and staff, Purdue University Calumet uses a shuttle Van to make stops along the Indianapolis Boulevard corridor, as well as other Northwest Indiana locations.

The 7 passenger shuttle, called the Peregrine Shuttle, can be ridden with a Purdue Calumet ID card, at no charge. Various routes to and from campus are scheduled Monday through Saturday, mornings, afternoons and evenings. Depending on the route, stops include: Wal-Mart and Showplace Theatres in Schererville, Meijer and Target stores in Highland, Van Til’s supermarket in Hammond, the South Shore commuter train station in East Chicago and The Mansards apartments in Griffith after 6:00pm.

“We are pleased to introduce this service, not only because it provides a convenience, but also because it’s the right thing to do,” Purdue Calumet Chancellor Howard Cohen said. “As gasoline prices continue to rise, providing transportation alternatives benefits residential students and, for that matter, our entire campus community.”