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October 17, 2017 |
Faculty and Staff News
Earthquake simulation drill to take place Thursday
The Purdue community is encouraged to participate Thursday (Oct. 19) in a campus drill simulating a major earthquake. The exercise is designed to educate faculty, staff and students on what to do in the event the area ever experiences an earthquake.
Other Stories
• New training opportunities have been added to the Skills for Performance series
In the Spotlight
Purdue Profiles: Joe Lane
In his 38 years of working in Purdue Physical Facilities, carpenter Joe Lane has worked in nearly every building on campus, including the Wilmeth Active Learning Center, where he helped move the "Washington Crossing the Delaware" painting to its new home in the building's Mullins Reading Room.
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Additional News
Research
• Conservation and development groups have much to learn from each other
General
• Daniels leads expert panel discussion on looming global food shortage »
• 23 veterans to participate in Krannert's Entrepreneurship Bootcamp
• Purdue Libraries launches 'Inform Purdue' social media campaign
Sports
• Ticket specials for faculty, staff
• Purdue football's first-ever matchup with Rutgers to air on BTN
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• Indianapolis Star: Purdue professor writes through alcohol addiction in poetry collection
• Ars Technica: Pumping liquid metal at 1,400° C opens the door for better solar thermal system
• Xinhuanet: Spotlight: 'It' gets under the skin by spotlighting cracks in 'American Dream'
Events
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