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As the semester begins, the Office of the Dean of Students on the West Lafayette campus wants to remind the campus community of several resources that are available to faculty, staff and students. Their goal is to assist in creating healthy and supportive environments for students.
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More than 1,400 students became alumni during summer commencement Saturday (Aug. 3) at Purdue University. Purdue alumnus James Thomson, president emeritus of the RAND Corp., a nonprofit, nonpartisan institution that helps improve policy and decisions through research and analysis, gave the address for the event, held in Elliott Hall of Music.
* A photo gallery from this weekend is available here.
* A graduate student's excellent adventure: Student leader, commencement responder made the most of his years at Purdue
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Purdue Engineering, with industry and government partners, describes a future between Earth and moon that includes economic activity, science and education. The initiative, drawing heavily on Purdue faculty, aims to be at the forefront globally.
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Cryo-electron microscopy is now the most popular method for determining protein structures, which helps researchers develop drugs for different kinds of ailments. A Purdue professor is working on higher-resolution cryo-EM to reveal important details.
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What is the role of nuclear power in Mars travel or eliminating climate change? Medicine? Safety and security? A Sept. 3-5 summit at Purdue, subtitled "Atoms for Humanity," will consider such questions.
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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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