Purdue in the News

• Electric power research center set for Purdue Discovery Park - 4/20/2018
• WATCH: 5 Good Minutes with Purdue President Mitch Daniels on American education and the famous ‘A Nation at Risk’ report - 4/20/2018
• Editorial: Must VCU hike tuition again? - 4/20/2018
• Ag experts troubled by GOP candidates’ tariff talk - 4/20/2018
• How Trump’s tariffs are squeezing his farmer support base - 4/20/2018
• Cutting out dairy can leave you being lactose-intolerant - 4/20/2018
• Purdue to embed data science into every major - 4/20/2018
• New silicon-level Intel technology to prevent cyber attacks - 4/20/2018
• Zika presents hot spots in brains of chicken embryos - 4/20/2018
• Purdue University to extend tuition freeze into 7th year - 4/13/2018
• Purdue confirms bidding to run LANL with Bechtel - 4/13/2018
• Local farmers will replace oil and electric companies, if a Purdue prof gets his way - 4/13/2018
• How astonishing Zika virus images were made with Nobel Prize winning technology - 4/13/2018
• Call up a bike with your phone – Purdue startup is expanding - 4/13/2018
• Controlling blood pressure even when older can keep dementia at bay Study - 4/13/2018
• Trump ethanol moves may be worse for farmers than soy tariff - 4/13/2018
• Students want faster degrees. Colleges are responding - 4/6/2018
• A glimpse inside the Purdue-Kaplan deal - 4/6/2018
• Google and Genentech show how university research could pay off for Wisconsin - 4/6/2018
• For military veterans suffering from PTSD, are service dogs good therapy? - 4/6/2018
• Not smart enough? Men overestimate intelligence in science class - 4/6/2018
• Has Amelia Earhart really been found? - 4/6/2018
• New tech to make satellite launches more accessible - 4/6/2018
• China bans online Bible sales as it tightens religious controls - 4/6/2018
• They voted for Donald Trump. Now soybean farmers could get slammed by the trade war he started - 4/6/2018
• U.S. Farmers likely to be among hardest hit by Chinese tariffs - 4/6/2018
• Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announces new fellows – and pays tribute to grantees from California - 4/6/2018
• For military veterans suffering from PTSD, are service dogs good therapy - 3/30/2018
• It’s okay to be paranoid. Someone is watching you - 3/30/2018
• Mitch Daniels on Big Data and your privacy - 3/30/2018
• Hosting diversity or embracing it? - 3/30/2018
• Tariff list on China could broaden to include aerospace components, intellectual property - 3/30/2018
• U.S. ambassador warns against China curbing American sot imports: Bloomberg - 3/30/2018
• New R2D2 technique protects files against wiper malware - 3/30/2018
• Cynthia Nixon’s campaign should study the strategies of successful Hollywood conservatives - 3/30/2018
• Sunday laws aren’t about Christianity – they’re about economics - 3/30/2018
• Earwig origami inspire new self-folding materials - 3/30/2018
• Virginia Tech to have first giving day event - 3/23/2018
• 500,000 spectators over five days: The St. Patrick’s Day Festival in numbers - 3/23/2018
• Don’t ask Wikipedia to cure the internet - 3/23/2018
• Universities collaborate to tackle cyberthreats - 3/23/2018
• Canadian NASA astronaut heading to the International Space Station - 3/23/2018
• Earwigs and the art of origami - 3/23/2018
• Tuition resets and the redistribution of income - 3/23/2018
• Walmart patents hint at future where its drones tend to farms - 3/16/2018
• Cities change how much it rains and where storms hit - 3/16/2018
• Bones from Pacific island likely those of Amelia Earhart, researchers say - 3/16/2018
• Surgeons target hidden cancer cells with help from glowing dyes - 3/16/2018
• Purdue mulls policy to limit Wi-Fi access on campus - 3/16/2018