In the spotlight

Exhibitions merge art, computer science

Purdue's Lawson Computer Science Building has become a little more vibrant this academic year thanks to three exhibitions that have laced its halls with art. The exhibitions include works from Petrônio Bendito (right), associate professor of art and design, and Greg Frederickson, professor of computer science. Read more...

Featured News for Employees

Blackboard Learn workshops, features easing faculty's course transition

Better organization and navigation and more student-centered communication and collaboration tools are among the features faculty members piloting courses in the new Blackboard Learn are finding attractive as they prepare for the fall semester. ITaP will offer another series of workshops on Blackboard Learn the weeks of April 9 and April 30. Read more...

Self-management program available for those with chronic conditions

Human Resources WorkLife Programs is offering a six-week program to assist those managing a chronic condition. Read more...

General News

Keon uses his Purdue Calumet installation to focus on University’s future

During his installation Tuesday (March 20) as Purdue University Calumet chancellor, Thomas L. Keon told a gathering of some 400 family, friends, Purdue colleagues, students, faculty and invited guests that the day "is not about me; it's about the future of Purdue Calumet." Read more...

Research News & Special Reports

Study: Weight loss not sure help to teen girls' self-esteem

Obese white teenage girls who lose weight may benefit physically, but the weight change does not guarantee they are going to feel better about themselves, according to a Purdue study. Read more...

Researchers in various studies looking for participants

Here is a list of research studies that currently are looking for participants. Read more...

Purdue Sports

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Women's
History Month

Determination. Compassion. Perseverance. These are qualities that create role models out of mothers, mentors and leaders. They set the pace for future generations. Inspiring other women to pursue their passions. Reach their goals. Make a difference. Just like these women who have made their mark at Purdue -- and on the world around us.

Today's profile:
Diana Hardy