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Cybercriminals thrive on chaos. The COVID-19 quarantine is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of workers who must now interact with their co-workers and supervisors completely online (or over the phone). Here are some tips to prevent getting scammed.
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While restaurants, gyms, schools and other buildings are closed indefinitely to prevent the spread of COVID-19, water left sitting in pipes could change in quality. It’s possible that water left sitting for long periods of time could contain excessive amounts of heavy metals and pathogens concentrated in pipes nationwide, say researchers who have begun a field study on the impact of a pandemic shutdown on buildings.
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The College of Pharmacy is granting early graduation to 144 students to help cover a potential shortage of pharmacists during the COVID-19 pandemic. Purdue trustees approved the move on Thursday (April 9), making Purdue one of the first in the nation to certify its entire class of eligible pharmacy students.
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A virtual choir — gathered in voice, not in person — is assembling to perform "Hail Purdue" as a show of Purdue pride. Participation is open to Purdue faculty, staff and students. Video submissions are due by Wednesday (April 15) through this online form.
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The Purdue University community has such a reputation for being makers that the word is literally a part of the team name. Now a group at the university has organized to produce much-needed medical supplies for Indiana hospitals.
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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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