University Place

10/31/2025

Halloween is always contest time at UP. Who’s gonna win 🏆 It was the maintenance team again as the Village people. A close 2nd place for the kitchen staff who dressed as the maintenance team. And a close third for the managers as the dressed as the “Many Dave’s” which is UP’s Executive Director. And our Residents participated with us. It’s always a good time at University Place.

10/31/2025

Halloween is here, and it’s the perfect time to celebrate the magic, mystery, and fun this season brings! ✨

10/29/2025

On Thursday October 23, the Residents at University Place Celebrated Purdue Football Homecoming with a special visit from Purdue Pete and the Cheer Team. Purdue Pete posed for pictures with his fans and the Cheerleading team did some cheers to the Purdue theme song. We want to give a Big Thank You to Purdue Pete and the Cheerleading team for coming to celebrate Homecoming with our residents.

10/28/2025

If a parent or family member has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, it can be a challenging and emotional journey. Understanding what lies ahead is an important step.

In honor of Family History Month, our team has created a helpful guide to the common types of dementia, including their causes and symptoms. Learn more here:

The Franciscan Ministries team shares a few of the common types of dementia, including their causes and symptoms.

10/28/2025

Our residents lined up last evening to enjoy the staff and resident families, as they trick or treated through University Place. So many big smiles and fun costumes!

10/28/2025

This week our residents enjoyed making autumn watercolor paintings with Pastoral Care Director, Mia Smith. We celebrate their art and their creativity!

10/27/2025

Dreaming of a brighter future in senior living? University Place's expansion, opening early 2028, offers more space, more amenities and more opportunities to thrive!

From new independent living residences to expanded recreational areas, we're building a place you'll love to call home. Learn more: https://heyor.ca/2krlgI

University Place is preparing for an expansion, set to open in 2028, featuring new independent living residences and an enhanced amenities.

10/25/2025

Curious about life at University Place? Join us for a complimentary lunch and guided tour! Discover our beautiful grounds, meet our team and experience firsthand what makes our community so welcoming.

Schedule your visit today—we’d love to show you around: https://heyor.ca/sGBAKq

10/24/2025

Our residents are ready to cheer on the Boikers for the new season! Boiler Up!

10/23/2025

Senior living offers more than just care and support. It’s a chance to elevate your retirement lifestyle and embrace a life filled with joy. Whether you’re seeking a vibrant, secure environment or require assistance with daily tasks, today’s senior living communities are evolving to meet the diverse needs of their residents.

Curious about the benefits of transitioning to a senior living community? Download our free guide to explore why it might be the perfect choice for you:

Download Franciscan Ministries' free guide to discover reasons to consider transitioning into a senior living community!

10/21/2025

Simplify your life with independent living at University Place. Designed for comfort and ease, our community empowers you to embrace a lifestyle tailored to your needs.

Here, you’ll have the freedom to forge new friendships, explore new experiences and live life on your terms, focusing on what truly matters: the people you cherish and the activities you love.

Discover a meaningful approach to independent living:

We offer independent living in West Lafayette, IN designed to support your lifestyle. Contact University Place by Franciscan Ministries to schedule a tour.

10/18/2025

Family History Month is the perfect time to explore how your ancestry shapes your health. Genes passed through generations influence traits like hair and eye color, but they can also impact your risk for certain conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease.

While inherited genes and mutations can increase risk, they don’t guarantee a dementia diagnosis. Our free guide explains how genetics and family history play a role in Alzheimer’s and dementia, helping you stay informed and prepared:

Your risk of having the disease may be higher if you have certain inherited genes or gene mutations. Learn more in this free resource.