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This spring, the Purdue University Senate will be considering possible approaches to strengthen civics education and understanding among Purdue undergraduate students. The Senate will be gathering input through a town hall meeting on March 1 and through an online survey.
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The readiness of Purdue alumni, in attitude and in preparation, to step beyond ordinary will be in evidence as two alumni, TV’s Ted Allen and pilot Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger, speak on campus. Allen currently hosts "Chopped" on Food Network. Sullenberger safely landed a commercial airliner on the Hudson River, potentially saving 155 lives. It’s time to hear stories – and the stories behind the stories. Don't Miss It! |
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Most people don’t know when they’ve been hacked, with millions affected in 2018, amounting to tens of billions of dollars lost.
Eugene Spafford, a Purdue computer science professor, has worked for years to build secure computer systems and, in computer forensics, help investigate and prosecute by pushing through the deceit used by hackers. |
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Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean island will be struggling to rebuild for years. But what does rebuilding look like and how can renewable energy be a part of those efforts? Jorge Haddock, Purdue alumnus and president of the University of Puerto Rico, addressed the question in his Ideas Festival lecture “What IF the world ran on 100 percent renewable energy?” |
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Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world. | |
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