The seventh annual Purdue Day of Giving asks the Purdue family to meet the challenge on Wednesday (Sept. 9) and create opportunities for the University and its students by donating to the programs, schools and causes they care most about. |
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There are many unknowns with the COVID-19 pandemic, but people’s relationship with alcohol and rationale for drinking seem to be consistent. Julia Chester, professor of psychological sciences, who studies stress and drinking behaviors, said that pandemic-related social stressors could point to an increase in alcohol consumption and drinking behaviors.
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Students, faculty and staff now have access to 37 study and dining open-air tents dotting the Purdue University campus. The spaces are available to give Boilermakers greater options for study, dining and work as part of the University’s comprehensive Protect Purdue Plan to de-densify gathering spaces.
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Now that school is back in session, it's a great time to learn more about Purdue traditions in the latest podcast episode of "This is Purdue." The new episode focuses on the founding of the University and how Boilermaker basketball legend John Wooden's 1932 jersey found a home at Purdue.
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A United Educators story highlights the Protect Purdue Ambassadors program and the work of its more than 200 student ambassadors, who encourage their peers to follow the Protect Purdue Pledge and engage in safe behavior.
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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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