Faculty and Staff News

Spring fling deadlines approaching; volunteers wanted

Spring Fling, the annual appreciation day for faculty, staff, graduate student staff and retirees, is set for May 25, and volunteers are needed for the event. Deadlines to volunteer and register for events are quickly approaching.

Other Stories

• New standard for electronic information accessibility

• Opening of Purdue Farmers Market postponed

• Access to Brown Street at State Street and River Road temporarily closed

• Center for Healthy Living workshop to focus on anxiety

• Center for Healthy Living to offer program on managing hypertension

• Purdue Today summer schedule

In the Spotlight

Purdue launches 'Ever True: Campus Campaign’ for faculty, staff, retirees and students

With “Purdue Pride” as its theme, the newly launched “Ever True: Campus Campaign” is inviting faculty, staff, retirees and students to support the University through private giving, with a goal of increasing the number of faculty and staff donors from 4,700 to 9,000. The initiative is part of “Ever True: The Campaign for Purdue University.”

Additional News

People

• Daniels to be honored by Presidential Scholars Foundation

• Discovery Park's Center for the Environment to be led by Tim Filley as interim director

General

• Gypsy moth treatment set for Sunday

• Low-cost rocket engine startup wins the PNW Big Sell competition

• Follow these tips for a safer drive during planting season

Research

• Researchers in various studies looking for participants

Sports

• Purdue men’s tennis garners multiple accolades, NCAA championship bid

• Purdue golfers Barco, Eoff named All-Big Ten

• Pete bobbleheads, dog day this weekend for Purdue baseball

Purdue in the News

Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.

• Space: The Late Heavy Bombardment: A violent assault on young Earth

• San Francisco Chronicle: Fathers’ unemployment taking huge toll on children

• Huffington Post: Is Purdue-Kaplan deal the future of higher education?

• The Hill: Advancements in agriculture, good for the people of the planet

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