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November 27, 2017 |
Faculty and Staff News
New Purdue program to help Hoosier students have tuition in the 'BAG'
Beginning next fall, Purdue is launching the Boiler Affordability Grant, which, after applying other need-based aid, will cover any remaining tuition, fees and estimated book expenses up to full financial need for qualifying Indiana resident undergraduates.
Other Stories
• Faculty search committee workshops added
• Time, location changed for Butler Center awards presentation
• 'Conversations about Inclusion' series sets discussion for Friday
• This week's 'Thumbs Up' recipients
In the Spotlight
Don't Miss It!
"To dance," Agnes de Mille said, "is to be out of yourself. Larger, more beautiful, more powerful." The Purdue Contemporary Dance Company bears literal witness to this truth in "Winter Works." In the dance, others can see the glory that resides in a passionate expression of creative, life-affirming ideas. Don't Miss It!
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Additional News
Research
General
• Purdue-affiliated apple gaining popularity for organic production in France
Sports
• Volleyball headed to Salt Lake City for NCAA Tournament
• Purdue football brings home Old Oaken Bucket, becomes bowl-eligible
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• Phys.org, Space Weekly: Carbon's economic damage costlier than thought based on current science
• Smithsonian Magazine: The ten best STEM toys for 2017
• The Engineer: Small vibrating sensors help spot early signs of disease and infection
Events
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• PMO to present 84th annual Purdue Christmas Show
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