October 8, 2014

Faculty and Staff News

Google's Eremenko to speak today as part of Presidential Lecture Series

Purdue's Fall 2014 Presidential Lecture Series continues today (Oct. 8) with a talk by Google's Paul Eremenko. Eremenko's talk, "Models of Innovation," will begin at 6:30 p.m. in Stewart Center's Loeb Playhouse and is free and open to the public. He and President Mitch Daniels will discuss Project Ara and innovation at Google, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and elsewhere.

In the Spotlight

Faculty invited to President's Colloquia at Westwood

Faculty members are encouraged to attend the President's Colloquia, a series of events this academic year that involves faculty lectures and receptions at Westwood, the Purdue presidential residence. The next colloquium is Oct. 22.

Additional News

General

Purdue introduces Startup Class of 2014

Purdue Foundry and Group 4 Collaboration to leverage research and design in innovation opportunities

Purdue Libraries and partners develop road map for DCPT2.0

Purdue police investigating reported sexual assault

Sports

Women's basketball officially opens 2014-15 season

Men's basketball to hold scrimmage for season-ticket holders on Oct. 18

Purdue in the News

Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.

Ed Tech Magazine: A competency-based educational shift is underway in higher ed

Financial Content, WWJ-TV (Detroit, KNHL (Honolulu), Indianapolis Business Journal: Most unusual pet insurance claim of the year revealed

Los Angeles Daily News, Pasadena Star, San Bernardino Sun: Relive 'The Pan Am Experience' by dining in a 1970s-era replica 747

Indianapolis Star, Inside INdiana Business: Why separate classes for gifted students boost all kids

Rushville Republican: Purdue technology being commercialized to test cancer drugs' benefit

Events


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Dancers, musicians to intersect in 'Come, and Back Again'

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