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Purdue Today

September 16, 2013

In the Spotlight


Purdue Theatre

2013-14 Purdue Theatre to take
historical look at human themes

The 2013-14 Purdue Theatre season will tell lively stories about love, relationships, and the power of human attraction set against the backdrops of fascinating historical settings.

"Purdue Theatre is proud to present a truly exciting season that chronicles the emotional aspects of the human condition," says Joel Ebarb, chair and associate professor in the Department of Theatre. "In these plays, love, passion and courage stand alongside fear, anger and hate; they celebrate all the highs and lows of personal relationships. There is truly something for everyone this season at Purdue Theatre."


Faculty and staff news

New program moves more Purdue students to study abroad

More Purdue students will have the opportunity to study abroad thanks to the University's new plan to dramatically increase student participation and make it as close to cost neutral as possible with a new scholarship fund.

Eye-tracking technology now available for Purdue researchers

A new remote eye-tracking device at the Discovery Learning Research Center is available for use by faculty, staff and graduate students engaged in STEM-related learning research. The equipment, located in the Hall for Discovery Learning Research, will be used in the development and evaluation of digital curricula and instructional materials.

This week's 'Thumbs Up' recipients

"Thumbs Up" gives faculty and staff the chance to recognize others on campus for a job well done.

* Purdue Today would like to hear about those people whose hard work and commitment contribute to the success of the University as well as make Purdue a wonderful environment within which to work. To submit an item for "Thumbs Up," click here.

General news

U.S. 231 Ribbon Cutting

Community, state celebrate opening
of new section of U.S. 231

West Lafayette Mayor John Dennis, State Rep. Ed Soliday, President Mitch Daniels, Deputy Commissioner Alan Plunkett of INDOT's Crawfordsville district and Lafayette Mayor Tony Roswarski were among the state and local officials at Friday's ribbon cutting for the new section of U.S. 231, stretching from South River Road to U.S. 52. The ceremony for the bypass, which opened Friday evening, took place at the intersection of U.S. 231 and Martin Jischke Drive.

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Appointments and promotions, faculty and staff honors, alumni honors, and student honors.

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