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John Gates, vice provost for diversity and inclusion, will provide leadership insights Oct. 30 in the Lovell Leadership Series, presented by the Administrative and Professional Staff Advisory Committee.
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Room 427 in Wetherill Laboratory of Chemistry has its torches, lathes, Bunsen burners and ovens. From the doorway, it appears to be the mix between an art studio and scientific lab. For Jordan Smith, Purdue’s scientific glassblower, it is both. Smith works in the Scientific Glass Blowing Lab at Purdue and his jobs range from repairing glass to fabricating lab equipment to customizing gifts. The Scientific Glass Blowing Lab will be hosting an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Oct. 22. A photo gallery of the lab and Smith's work is available here.
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Purdue alumnus Scott Phillips shared his experiences in the video gaming industry during a Giant Leaps Series event on Sept. 24. The event, “Creating Assassin’s Creed Odyssey,” brought Phillips to campus as part of the “At the Intersection of Liberal Arts & STEM” series. Most recently, Phillips was the game director for Assassin’s Creed franchise’s Syndicate and Odyssey.
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There are three things that Purdue safety officials want those using alternative forms of transportation to know: Sidewalks are for pedestrians, respect others around you, and obey the laws. Walking, bicycling — and to a lesser degree — skateboarding have traditionally been the main modes of getting around campus. However, in recent years, electric skateboards, scooters and other motor powered devices have joined the mix.
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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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