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October 20, 2014 |
Faculty and Staff News
Consultants to share bicycle, pedestrian infrastructure recommendations
The final recommendations for campus bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, programs and procedures from the bicycle consulting team of Rundell Ernstberger Associates LLC and Toole Design Group will be presented at a public meeting from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Wednesday (Oct. 22) in Purdue Memorial Union’s Anniversary Drawing Room.
Other Stories
IMPACT releases third part of annual report
Purdue United Way reveals next clue for social media contest
This week's 'Thumbs Up' recipients
In the Spotlight
Green Week kicks off today
The first day of Purdue's annual Green Week today (Oct. 20) includes a Discovery Lecture by Joel Sartore, an award-winning National Geographic magazine photographer. The free lecture will take place at 7 p.m. in Purdue Memorial Union's North Ballroom. During the lecture, titled "Photo Ark: Communicating Science Through the Lens," Sartore will discuss his 20-year effort launched in 2008 to document endangered species and landscapes.
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Additional News
General
Honors College seeking applicants for 2015 Clinton Global Initiative University
People
Appointments, honors and activities
Sports
All-session tickets now on sale for Big Ten women's and men's basketball tournaments
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
Medical News Today, Phys.org, HealthCanal:
Early intervention may benefit preschoolers who stutter
Fox News:
Fashion world treats feminism like designer label
Photonics Online:
Making mass spectroscopy mobile
WTAQ (Green Bay, Wis.), WLMI (Holt, Mich.), WTBX (Hibbing, Minn.):
Kids, dogs touch same soft spots in the brain: study
Inside INdiana Business:
Grant to fund disease detection research
Events
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Don't Miss It!: Creepy Classics and more
No need to be afraid! The Creepy Classics concert from Purdue Bands and Orchestras will welcome costumes, people of all ages and a get-involved attitude on Sunday (Oct. 26). Getting involved in Purdue's cultural and intellectual life can be a real treat. Don't Miss It! has a list of exciting events that it would be just frightful to miss.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author to highlight Purdue Cancer Culture & Community events this fall
Reading with Patricia Henley and Elizabeth Stuckey-French
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