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June 11, 2015 |
Faculty and Staff News
Reminder: Anthem offering free identity protection services for a limited time
Human Resources is reminding Purdue faculty and staff that two types of protection services are being offered to Anthem members whose information may have been compromised in the recent cyberattack on Anthem's database: AllClear Secure and AllClear Pro.
Other Stories
Center for Healthy Living launches new patient portal
Forums set for candidates for associate vice provost and director of digital education
Increased car, pedestrian traffic expected as STAR program gets underway next week
ODOS Testing Center changes name to Purdue Testing Center
Purdue Coaching Community sharing introductory information
Workshop on spectroscopic imaging in July
In the Spotlight
Prof on how attitudes on women in sports match up in a world of 'It's Dude Time'
As the Women's World Cup soccer tournament begins, Purdue sports sociologist Cheryl Cooky is looking to see how mainstream media captures action on the field and enthusiasm in the stands and social media.
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Additional News
Research
Study: DASH diet can substitute lean pork for chicken or fish to reduce blood pressure
Carotenoid levels in breast milk vary by country, diet »
Researchers in various studies looking for participants
General
49 undergrads from Colombian university to learn at Purdue for 6 months
Host families needed for summer program participants
People
Purdue, West Lafayette celebrate Lechtenberg's service »
Sports
McClintock, Goodman pick up track and field regional honors
Volleyball sets promotions schedule for 2015
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
Arizona Republic, Wausau (Wis.) Daily Herald:
Purdue initiative to aid rural veterans
History Channel:
New 'Hellboy' dinosaur identified in Canada
Phys.org, Futurity, e! Science News:
Attitudes about women's sport in mainstream media
London Mirror, India Today, University Herald:
What is the best way to eat a salad? With an egg on top
Lafayette Journal & Courier:
CERN enlists Purdue in hadron collider restart
Events
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