Purdue SPEAK OUT! group strives to keep Parkinson’s patients loud and proud
These “Noisy Boilers” meet for an hour to go through vocal exercises and discussion assignments. The participants sit face-to-face with …
Health and Kinesiology alumna makes splash as new, first associate head coach of Purdue Women’s Swimming
Caitlin Hamilton (BS ’13) was named the team’s first associate head coach for women’s swimming under her former coach John …
Purdue speech, language, and hearing sciences student leads Purdue Equestrian Team in national championship defense
The Purdue squad was one of only a few club teams to make it to nationals. These student-athletes and their …
‘And that’s the tooth’: Purdue College of Health and Human Sciences offers education, research pathways to dental school
Purdue biomedical health sciences and the Department of Nutrition Science offer future dentists and orthodontists a strong grounding in core …
Purdue College of Health and Human Sciences celebrates 15 years of making lives better
Healthcare professionals, business leaders, educators, community advocates and changemakers — all of these and more have been cultivated in Purdue …
Talking back: Purdue researchers explore new implicit learning methodology in aphasia therapy
The work is part of associate professor Jiyeon Lee’s ongoing National Institutes of Health-funded project exploring aphasia patients’ speech patterns …
Purdue nursing students get active learning experience with the heart through virtual reality program
Purdue University School of Nursing students place their hands into a large, beating human heart, immersing themselves into anatomy rather …
When therapy isn’t enough: Purdue undergraduate researcher explores how service animals can help promote psychosocial well-being of sexual assault survivors
Emma Senter, a Purdue University Department of Psychological Sciences junior, has always considered herself an animal person. So, when she …
Brick by brick, Nursing and Pharmacy Education Building progresses toward January 2027 opening
As steel beams rise from the ground and the building’s structure takes shape, the Nursing and Pharmacy Education Building moves …
Purdue nutrition science graduate student links environment and diet with colorectal cancer risk in susceptible communities
Protein, fiber and vitamins — there is a lot to consider when building a balanced diet. When factors such as …
King’s vision for HHS in Indianapolis: Industry connections, strategic growth and student success
Written by: Sharel Welch, sharelwelch@purdue.edu In her new role as associate dean for Indianapolis and strategic initiatives in Purdue University’s …
Nursing researcher explores elder care collaboration and study abroad pipelines in Taiwan
Marian Liu’s recent time in Taiwan planted the seeds of a Purdue College of Health and Human Sciences study abroad …
