Faculty and Staff News

ITaP offers spring break workshops on accessibility, software and more

ITaP is offering multiple workshops for faculty and staff during Purdue's spring break, March 14-18. Workshops will feature topics such as website accessibility and how to use software tools Qualtrics and WebEx, as well as an introduction to Video Express, Purdue's self-service video recording rooms.

Other Stories

• Daylight saving time begins Sunday

• Mentoring@Purdue to hold workshops this week

• This week's 'Thumbs Up' recipients

In the Spotlight

Liberal arts dean marks first year at Purdue

David Reingold wants the campus to know there is great pride in the College of Liberal Arts. Whether it is in the arts, humanities or social sciences, the college is deeply passionate and committed to its work. Reingold, who became the Justin S. Morrill Dean of the College of Liberal Arts last March, says the liberal arts prepare students for successful careers, engaged citizenship and fulfilling lives.

Additional News

General

• Higher Learning Commission gives final OK for Purdue University Northwest

• Nutrition Science partnering with farmers, producers for cooking classes

People

• Appointments, honors and activities

Sports

• Men's basketball earns No. 4 seed in Big Ten Tournament

• Three wrestlers place at Big Ten Championships

Purdue in the News

Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.

• Miami Herald, Tampa Tribune, Charlotte Observer: Purdue says startups have raised $96 million over 2 years

• The Week: The tale in the sting

• WLFI: News 18 Special Report: Purdue's greatest hits, part 2

• Arizona Daily Star, CBS News radio, Sean Hannity Show: Protein-heavy meals make you feel fuller, sooner: study

Events

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