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Staff, including continuing lecturers, on the West Lafayette, Fort Wayne and Northwest campuses have until 5 p.m. ET today (Feb. 5) to participate in an employee engagement survey. The survey invites these employees to share their opinion about Purdue as a workplace as well as about what is most important to them. The survey does not include faculty.
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There are a number of food products produced by groups within the College of Agriculture, from the Department of Food Science’s Boiler Black and Boiler Gold beers to all the proteins supplied at the Boilermaker Butcher Block. Soon, fans of Purdue consumables will have another item to add to their pantries: honey.
* Related: Photo gallery — From flower to freezer to Fish Fry
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Almost 80,000 dogs have been nominated to participate in a new nationwide study on dog aging since registration began last fall, but there’s still time for your dog to become part of the pack. The Dog Aging Project will look at dogs from all breeds and mixes from across the nation. This is the first major longitudinal study involving dogs, and it's scheduled to last at least 10 years.
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Frogs have been struggling a bit in recent years. Their populations around the world have been declining for decades, and the reasons for their loss come from many fronts. In the túngara frog — a tiny native of Middle, Central and South America — disease, predation and communication are intertwined. Male frogs use mating calls to attract females, but in a catch-22, this also alerts predators of their whereabouts.
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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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