Purdue Sport Management in Indianapolis graduate program recruits 30-year pro to lead student experiential learning

A former vice president of Indiana Sports Corp and now an independent consultant, Susan Baughman has built a career executing …
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Learning gets real for College of Health and Human Sciences students during Life Inspired Week

Learning comes to life when it becomes something you can touch, and that’s exactly what will happen during the Purdue …
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Symphony of cells: Purdue Human Development and Family Science researcher connects culture, behavior and biology to bridge social-emotional development with epigenetics

For Meingold Chan, assistant professor in the Purdue University Department of Human Development and Family Science, studying epigenetics can be …
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Purdue Public Health and Pharmacy combine for study on urban free clinic vaccination needs, perceptions

Hannah Hampson, a sophomore studying in the Purdue University Department of Public Health, joined researchers from the College of Pharmacy …
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Purdue to host Indiana’s first National Stuttering Association One‑Day Conference

Purdue University’s Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences will host Indiana’s first-ever National Stuttering Association (NSA) One‑Day Conference on …
Emily Jakob and her advisor, Steve Amireault, stand in front of research posters, smiling.

From personal loss to scientific purpose, graduate student looks to slow multiple sclerosis progression through exercise psychology

Watching her grandmother struggle with progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) as she grew up, Purdue University Department of Health and Kinesiology …
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Purdue Nutrition Science faculty share health benefits of National Pack Your Lunch Day

With March 10 being National Pack Your Lunch Day, bringing your lunch to work or campus can have significant health …

2026 HHS Alumni Awards

Celebrating excellence across every stage of career, our Alumni Awards recognize HHS alumni whose leadership, service and accomplishments are transforming …
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$1M grant expands Purdue Psychological Sciences PANDABox program for helping families nationwide with rare infant developmental syndromes

The Parent-Administered Neurodevelopmental Assessment, better known as PANDABox, was developed by Bridgette Kelleher, an associate professor in the Purdue Department of …
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Purdue Audiology team studies Mackey Arena’s loudest areas, fans’ hearing

Among the nearly 15,000 roaring fans in attendance, four participants in an ongoing Purdue University audiology study got their hearing …
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Purdue Public Health research makes case for new duration-based lung cancer screening policy for current and past smokers

While breast cancer and colon cancer screenings have become commonplace throughout the years, lung cancer screenings have continued to remain …
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From the brain to the body, Purdue Health and Human Sciences researchers and clinicians take multidisciplinary approach to eating disorders

Every 52 minutes, one person dies as a direct consequence of an eating disorder, according to the National Eating Disorders …