Events
Future of animal agriculture is topic of ag leadership forum
The Book Harmon Leadership Program at Purdue University is hosting a forum on the future of animal agriculture Feb. 14 in West Lafayette.
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Purdue performers to offer singing Valentines
Purdue Musical Organizations will be available for hire as performers offer singing Valentines for the upcoming holiday.
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Irrigation workshops to prepare farmers for growing season
Purdue Extension is offering workshops in northern Indiana Feb. 14-15 to provide advice and updates on irrigation practices for the spring growing season.
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Speaker to discuss economic cooperatives, workers' rights in Spain, U.S.
Concerns about workers' rights in the United States and Spain, as well as the Occupy Movement and workers' cooperatives, will be discussed on Feb. 16 at Purdue University.
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NC State prof to discuss novel STEM teaching methods
A physics professor from North Carolina State University will discuss innovative ways to teach topics such as science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) at a public forum sponsored by Purdue's IMPACT initiative and the Teaching Academy.
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Purdue faculty explores 'The Problem of God'
Purdue's Christian Faculty and Staff Network is sponsoring "The Problem of God," an annual two-day symposium Feb. 17-18 where Purdue professors and experts address the issue of God within the context of science, politics, homosexuality and Islam, among other topics.
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Boiler Culinary Throwdown to host Food Network judge
Farmer Lee Jones, culinary judge from Food Network's "Iron Chef America," will be present on Feb. 18 during Purdue Student Union Board's Boiler Culinary Throwdown student competition.
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