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August 26, 2014 |
Faculty and Staff News
Operations and Maintenance zones realigning
to accommodate new buildings
Due to the number of new buildings that have opened on campus this year, the Operations and Maintenance Department in Physical Facilities is realigning its campus zones (i.e., service areas), effective Sept. 2.
Other Stories
APSAC, CSSAC accepting nominations for Community Spirit Award through Friday
Old Masters announced for 2014 fall program
In the Spotlight
Purdue Profiles: Beth Holloway
For the past 13 years, Beth Holloway has been working to increase the ranks of women in engineering at Purdue and beyond. Holloway has seen the dearth of female engineers firsthand. Early in her career, Holloway spent nine years as a mechanical engineer; nationwide, only 6 percent of mechanical engineers are women. Now, as director of Purdue's Women in Engineering Program, Holloway uses her considerable insight and expertise to help draw more women to Purdue's College of Engineering.
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Additional News
Research
Vision problems for older adults can dim life expectancy
General
Purdue guide can help students plan for success on campus
IPFW receives $3.4 million gift to support scholarships
Kids' snacking tidbits from nutrition expert
People
Capobianco appointed interim director of Discovery Learning Research Center in Discovery Park
Sports
Football game notes: Purdue vs. Western Michigan
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
ABC News Radio: Study: Proper eye care improves seniors' survival chances
London Guardian: Week of women's celebration tips gender imbalance in right direction
Miami Herald, Kansas City Star, Washington Times: Purdue Research Foundation, Crane form innovation partnership
Events
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Purdue Galleries to open season with figurative artists
Purdue University Galleries will open its 2014-15 season on Sept. 2 with two new exhibits of contemporary New York figurative artists. "Leah Yerpe: Constellations" will be presented through Oct. 11 in the Robert L. Ringel Gallery in Stewart Center, and "Jenny Morgan: Transcendental Supra-mental" will be presented through Oct. 11 in the Fountain Gallery in downtown Lafayette.
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