Purdue students were disgusted by a growing collection of urine-filled water bottles left in a residence hall's common area.
Ty Wilson, a Purdue student living in Hawkins Hall, told the Purdue Exponent that he saw the first urine-filled water bottle on a table in the common area week one of school. By week five, students living in the hall grew concerned for their health and questioned whether there was a regular cleaning schedule.
