May 8, 2017

Faculty and Staff News

Purdue projecting largest, most diverse incoming class in years

Purdue expects its incoming beginning class in 2017 to be the largest in recent years, including the most Indiana residents in a freshman class since 2008. The projections are based on the number of admitted students who paid their admissions deposit by the May 1 commitment date.

In the Spotlight

From the Archives

Graduation is almost upon us, so what better time to look back at other graduations in Purdue’s past? Here you can see Purdue students proceeding to their graduation ceremony, but can you tell where and when this photo was taken? What clues led you to your answers? Visit the Purdue Libraries blog to share your theories in the comments and check back on Thursday for the answer.

Additional News

General

• Boilermaker aquatic facility named in honor of longtime AD Burke

• Discovery Park and Peruvian university sign MOU to strengthen cooperation in education, innovation

• Center for Animal Welfare Science to host annual symposium at Purdue

• Purdue Extension flood resources available for homeowners, farmers

Sports

• Women's golf set for Columbus NCAA Regional

Purdue in the News

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

• Times of Northwest Indiana: Rocket engine startup wins Purdue Northwest’s Big Sell

• Business Insider: Scientists say the Ewoks in 'Star Wars' should have suffered a gruesome fate when the Death Star exploded

• The Poultry Site: Both organic, conventional processing reduce Campylobacter on carcasses

• Herald Bulletin: Boiler Bang! gives boost to STEM education

Events


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