Human Resources is reminding benefits-eligible faculty and staff about upcoming events this fall — including open enrollment for 2027 benefits and flu shots.
Purdue celebrated the opening of two new learning labs in Dudley Hall, developed with sister companies Rittal and Eplan. Part of a five-year partnership, the labs bring industrial, electrical and automation engineering technology into Purdue’s classrooms, strengthening workforce development and preparing students for careers in advanced smart manufacturing.
Fifteen professors have been recognized by the National Science Foundation for exceptional achievements early in their research careers. Each has received a 2026 Faculty Early Career Development award in support of early-career faculty who show great promise as future academic role models in research and education.
A series of federal regulatory changes in recent months means significant impacts for international students and scholars at Purdue and around the country. With an important new rule scheduled to take effect this week but temporarily paused, Heidi Arola, Purdue’s senior international officer, shares how anticipated changes stand to impact Boilermakers and how the International Student Services and International Scholar Services offices (ISS) have been preparing the university to support them.
