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The transition from Blackboard Learn to Brightspace is underway. Learn how to migrate content, how to plan for summer courses and where to get help with the transition.
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Is the water in your home actually safe, given that water utility companies in the U.S. aren’t required by law to monitor the water that specifically enters a building at its service line? A study has found that the water quality of a home can differ in each room and change between seasons, challenging the assumption that the water in a public water system is the same as the water that passes through a building’s plumbing at any time of the year.
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Six individuals from diverse religious viewpoints on Wednesday (Feb. 19) discussed “Religion, Polarization, and the Public Space” as part of Purdue’s “Democracy, Civility, and Freedom of Expression,” a series of events aimed to engage people in these important societal topics. The next event, “Beyond Labels: Addressing the Grand Challenge of Democracy Together," will take place March 3. |
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The Purdue University Northwest Pride on Monday (Feb. 17) announced the addition of esports as PNW’s 14th varsity athletic program. Esports — a competitive, organized, and multiplayer online video game competition — is among the world’s fastest-growing sports at the collegiate level. In fall 2020, PNW will be the first public university in Indiana to offer esports at the varsity level.
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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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