The HLA Team participated in the voyageur canoe race at Wabash RiverFest and had a blast experiencing the mighty Wabash River. We hope to race again in 2026! Our racers included: Celia Mendoza, Jeanine Arana, Nicole Mora, Helen Nocito, Grace Lentz, Mingyu Zhao, Mine van der Berg, Kayla Quintero, Henrique Fieler, and two friends of[Read More…]
The Purdue Student Farm has been named the recipient of the prestigious Purdue Agriculture 2025 TEAM Award, recognizing its outstanding collaborative efforts and impact across the university and community. This vibrant initiative is powered by a dedicated team of students, staff, and faculty who work across disciplines to cultivate more than just crops. The farm[Read More…]
On July 17, 2025, Karen Mitchell, Karen Sullivan, and Vicki Stirm led a fun and engaging session as part of Grandparents University. They welcomed about 35 grandparents and their grandchildren, ages 7 to 14, for a special experience on campus. As part of the Grandparents University program, families come to campus, select a “major,” attend[Read More…]
MYA HAGERTY Major Professor: Dr. Yiwei Huang LSDS-MS DEFENSE SEMINAR July 14th @ 1:00 PM HORT 222 “A Mixed-Methods Investigation of Campus Outdoor Fountain Features and Student Wellbeing: Urban Artificial Bluespace Usage, Experiences, and Psychological Restoration at Purdue University” Abstract: Bluespace has been studied far less frequently than greenspace in relation to human health and[Read More…]
MOYEED HASAN TALUKDER Major Professor: Dr. Moriah Bilenky MS DEFENSE SEMINAR July 10th @ 12:00 pm HORT 222 “Evaluation of Ecological Weed Management Strategies for Edamame in the Midwestern USA” Abstract: Edamame [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] is a specialty crop with untapped potential in the Midwest due to similarities in production practices to grain soybean[Read More…]
Good Thursday everyone. We hope you all have been enjoying your veggies thus far. If you were excited about the addition of tomatoes to your bags last week, prepare yourselves… Our tomatoes are starting to ripen very quickly. You can expect weekly tomatoes roughly until the very end of the CSA (until early-November), so collect[Read More…]
Dr. Cale Bigelow partnered with Citizens Energy Group to encourage Indianapolis residents to conserve water through smarter lawn care practices. The video segment aired on WISH-TV on June 19th: Citizens Energy Group promotes water conservation efforts. Dr. Bigelow advises watering lawns no more than twice a week, noting that Indiana’s 40 inches of annual rainfall[Read More…]
This summer, students at the Felege Hiywot Center in Indianapolis are diving into hands-on learning, thanks to innovative programming led by Dr. Kathryn Orvis and supported by a grant from North Central SARE (Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education). One of the highlights? Pickle making! Students are learning the science and technique behind food preservation while[Read More…]
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