Purdue's webpage of frequently asked questions provides a comprehensive summary of decisions and practices during the coronavirus pandemic. The page also has valuable links to announcements and articles with more details, including updated information for employees about the period of March 25-June 30. |
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Many states are closing nonessential businesses and urging residents to shelter in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The measures are forcing malls, department stores and brick-and-mortar shops – already hard-hit by closures, bankruptcies and dwindling business – to transition to online-only sales and experiment with alternative delivery options, such as curbside pickup.
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Purdue experts: Tips and stories
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Mary Sego from Purdue Libraries recognizes Purdue faculty, staff and students with this "Thumbs Up": "As a Purdue alum and Purdue employee of over 35 years, I want to state how impressive it has been to see campus come together during this extremely challenging time. Everyone on campus deserves a 'Thumbs Up' for the efforts made by everyone this past week and beyond!" * Submit a "Thumbs Up" or send a story idea for "Bringing Our Best" to PurdueToday@purdue.edu to share how the Purdue community is coming together to face the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. | |
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Purdue has announced that university-sponsored events involving external visitors will be canceled effective March 16 through May 2. The Big Ten Conference has canceled intercollegiate athletic competition by its member universities for the spring. Those planning to attend events should check with event organizers to confirm. Events and meetings information | |
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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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| Purdue Today is the official Purdue University communication for faculty and staff |
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