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June 30, 2011

In the spotlight

New exhibit features women in aviation at Purdue

New exhibit features women in aviation at Purdue

A legendary aviator, an astronaut, a university president and other pioneers of flight take on a higher profile in "Soaring to New Heights: Women in Aviation at Purdue," the newest exhibit at Purdue Libraries' Archives and Special Collections. Read more...

 

Featured News for Employees

Purdue implements interim medical amnesty policy

Purdue on Tuesday (June 28) announced an interim policy that assures students they will not face University discipline if they seek medical assistance when they are or someone they help is intoxicated. Read more...

Web Accessibility Committee seeks feedback through survey

The Web Accessibility Committee is seeking feedback on accessibility training modules that could be provided to Purdue faculty and staff. Read more...

Datacenter consolidation plans announced

Faculty and administrative staff managing their own servers and datacenters can now receive funding to improve their IT infrastructure through a new datacenter migration program sponsored by the Office of the University CIO and the Office of the Executive Vice President and Treasurer. Read more...

SRM unavailable early Friday morning

Procurement Services asks staff to refrain from entering the SRM system between midnight tonight (June 30) and 5 a.m. Friday (July 1). Read more...

New mileage rate for privately owned vehicles goes into effect Friday

To correspond with an increase to the mileage rate allowed by the Internal Revenue Service, Purdue has adopted the mileage rate of 55.5 cents per mile for privately owned vehicles used for University business travel. Read more...

Report focuses on quality of Purdue's drinking water

By law, Purdue Water Works is required to inform its customers of the quality of drinking water on campus. Purdue Water Works is pleased to report that the drinking water not only meets but also exceeds the standards established by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Indiana Department of Environmental Management. The Consumer Confidence Report details the findings here. Questions or concerns may be directed to Chris Marks, water/wastewater supervisor, at 49-62705 or camarks2@purdue.edu.

Purdue Today schedule change

Purdue Today will not be published Monday (July 4) due to the holiday. The next issue will be available July 7.

 

Research News & Special Reports

Got research? Camp Calcium celebrates 20 years

Purdue's Camp Calcium, the primary source of research for today's calcium guidelines for teens, is celebrating its 20th year. Read more...

Grant will help farmers deal with changes to climates

Purdue researchers will get a $5 million grant to develop decision-support tools to help corn and soybean growers adapt their practices to changes in climate. Read more...

Researchers in various studies looking for participants

Here is a list of research studies that currently are looking for participants. Read more...

 

General News

Purdue announces new gifts totaling nearly $11 million

Purdue has announced new gifts totaling nearly $11 million that will help educate teachers, engineers and veterinarians. Read more...

Purdue student-led team wins global business plan competition

A student-led team from Purdue developing an easy-to-use flower sheet for creating a backyard garden claimed the top prize at the PolyU Innovation and Entrepreneurship Global Student Challenge 2011 at Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Read more...

Ethanol mandate means corn demand less responsive to price

Federal law that helped jump-start the ethanol industry in the United States also is shifting normal supply-and-demand forces within commodities markets, says a Purdue agricultural economist. Read more...

Indiana produce unlikely ready for July 4 holiday celebrations

After months of wet weather, Purdue Extension experts say melons, sweet corn and other Indiana-grown produce may not be ready for Independence Day barbecues. Read more...

 

People

Miss Purdue places in Miss Indiana pageant

Miss Purdue, MerrieBeth Cox, was named third runner-up Saturday (June 25) at the 2011 Miss Indiana pageant in Zionsville. Read more...

 

Purdue Sports

Athletics presents year in review on website

Purdue Athletics offers a review of 2010-11, including program recaps, photos, final records and rankings, at www.purduesports.com.

BTN set to feature Boilermakers today

Today (June 30) marks the second of three Purdue days on the Big Ten Network for the summer of 2011, featuring an entire day's worth of content on the Boilermakers. The day includes the premiere of an episode of BTN's award-winning show "The Journey," featuring 2011 NBA draft picks JaJuan Johnson and E'Twaun Moore, at 8 p.m. Read more...
 
For more information on Purdue sports, go to www.purduesports.com.

 

Events

This week's events
Events for the next four weeks

Public invited to tour Purdue's solar house Saturday

Beauty of butterflies to be shown at annual Encounter

Free camp in Indianapolis to highlight aviation careers, activities


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