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Faculty, staff and students can now view an updated January Term proposal and responses to the FAQs on the J-Term website. The updated proposal incorporates feedback from faculty, staff and students, and includes responses to some of the most common questions being asked.
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Winners of Purdue University's 2021 teaching awards were surprised with the news this week (March 15-19). Today, Purdue Today celebrates the individuals recognized with the Exceptional Early Career Award -- Megha Anwer, Ann Loomis and Greg Strimel -- and the Excellence in Instruction Award for Lecturers -- Jennifer Hall and Lindsay Hamm.
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Purdue's most vulnerable faculty, staff and students deserve our best protection. Berkeley Lile, a junior studying neurobiology and physiology, is just one of Purdue's COVID-19 at-risk individuals. Lile shares how surveillance testing helps protect her as an immunocompromised and COVID-19 vulnerable student and why she continues to stay committed to the Protect Purdue Pledge.
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Helen B. Schleman (pictured, second from left) is acknowledged for having fought for women's rights at Purdue. Schleman served as director of the first women's residence hall at Purdue in 1934. After taking a leave of absence to serve in the Women's Coast Guard Reserve during World War II, Schleman returned in 1947 as dean of women.
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The Winston Churchill Foundation of the United States has named Purdue student Daniel Gochenaur one of 17 Churchill Scholars for 2021. The highly competitive Churchill Scholarship provides funding to U.S. students for a year of graduate study in science, mathematics and engineering at the University of Cambridge.
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Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world. | |
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| Purdue Today is the official Purdue University communication for faculty and staff |
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