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August 19, 2014 |
Faculty and Staff News
Purdue to test all-hazards outdoor sirens today
Purdue will conduct evacuation drills and test its all-hazards outdoor emergency warning sirens today (Aug. 19). The University's seven sirens, placed strategically around campus, are scheduled to be sounded about noon.
Other Stories
Fourth Street traffic directional change made; bicycle infrastructure added
Second medical doctor added at Center for Healthy Living
United Way advocates available for presentations
No parking on yellow curbs includes University vehicles
In the Spotlight
APSAC chair looks forward to building relationships
Andrea Thomas sees several newfound and advantageous opportunities when she considers the evolving nature of the West Lafayette campus. Thomas, the 2014-15 chair of the Administrative and Professional Staff Advisory Committee, is eager to forge new relationships between APSAC and the University's newest, high-profile hires. She is also committed to continuing to foster APSAC's ongoing relationships with Purdue's established leaders.
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Additional News
Research
Study: Peers, but not peer pressure, key to prescription drug misuse among young adults
Purdue ag economists: Shale oil 'dividend' could pay for smaller carbon footprint
General
Purdue, West Lafayette to welcome students living off campus
PNC Concurrent Enrollment Program receives grant
Sports
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
Washington Post: After the Fukushima meltdown, Japan's nuclear restart is stalled
CNN: The future of Christianity in China: Sino-theology and the pope
Phys.org, University Herald, Medical News Today: Peers, but not peer pressure, key to prescription drug misuse among young adults
Lafayette Journal & Courier: Not textbook: Daniels' big bet on Purdue costs
Events
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Purdue Varsity Glee Club sets 'First Nighter' concert
Purdue's Varsity Glee Club will start the new academic year with a free performance in Elliott Hall of Music on Aug. 29. The "First Nighter" concert, a tradition that dates back many years, is the first opportunity to see this year's glee club in action.
Neon Trees 'First Things First Tour' to stop at Purdue in November
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