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In his annual open letter to the Purdue community, President Mitch Daniels wrote, “We may be in reality only one year since the last of these letters, but we are literally in a different world.” In the document, Daniels addresses decisions made and lessons learned during the time of COVID-19 while also describing issues confronting higher education that have accelerated during the pandemic.
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A fireball lit up the Australian sky in the first week of December, as Japan’s Hayabusa2 asteroid explorer sent a capsule containing pieces of nearby asteroid Ryugu down to Earth. The capsule and its cargo were met with international cheers, including those of Michelle Thompson, a Purdue scientist who will be one of the first researchers in the world to study the samples.
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Purdue Athletics faced a challenge: Administrators wanted to find innovative and meaningful ways to connect with Boilermaker Nation without diverting resources from the student-athlete experience. To pore through a mountain of data, Purdue Sports turned to some of the most brilliant and analytical minds emerging in academia – The Data Mine at Purdue.
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The latest episode of "This is Purdue" podcast highlights the “Unfinished Block P” sculpture on the West Lafayette campus, serving as a permanent reminder that one’s educational journey never ends, and Purdue’s Medieval Society, which helps the campus community explore both the society and culture of the Middle Ages.
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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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