Transportation

The Peregrine Shuttle will run for the Memorial Day holiday, Monday May 27, 2013. The hours of operation are: 9am to 11:30am & 3pm to 10:00pm. To make reservations, call the Village Housing Phase I (219-989-8322) or Phase II (219-989-4150).

The Peregrine Sunday Shuttle, to the grocery store has been suspended for the duration of the May/Summer semesters. It will resume for the fall semester on Sunday September 8, 2013.

If you have any questions, please contact:

Diana Williams
Campus Transportation Crew Chief
Diana.Williams@purduecal.edu

The Peregrine Shuttle is still running through the May and summer semesters! We run Monday-Thursday from 7am-Noon and 4pm-10:30pm and on Friday and Saturday from 9am-11:30am and 3pm-10pm. Whether you’re trying to get to campus, go shopping, or want to catch a movie, the Peregrine Shuttle will take you there! To make a reservation, you can call or walk to the Student Union and Library information desk at 989-2400 (Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm), or the University Village service desks at 989-8322 or 989-4150 (5pm-midnight and weekends).

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.

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 van, 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, and the South Shore commuter train station in East Chicago. Read the rest of this entry »