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    Purdue Turf and Landscape Field Day is July 9th! Don't miss this unique educational opportunity! Information and registration can be found at:

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    ’s School of Aviation and Transportation Technology's new “Degree in 3” initiative is allowing select pro. flight students to start their degree early & complete the traditional 4-year program in 3 years.

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    Killing cockroaches with chemicals might become impossible as they become more resistant to insecticides, a new study finds.
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    Natalie McGuckin '22 is an undergraduate researcher who is passionate about exploring her major and developing her skills through undergraduate research. To read about her experience, click here!

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    Jun 25

    The deadline to submit your abstract for the Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium is July 15th! Click here to submit your abstract:

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    Jun 25

    "The first thing to remember is that there is not one HIV epidemic. It is experienced in different ways within and between countries, and according to race, gender, sexuality, age, income and decade." The rest of the interview 👇:

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    Jun 25

    Joe Kinzig gave a group of us a tour of Purdue’s much expanded Print Repository this morning! ⁦⁩

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    Jun 24

    This is 's copy of the June 24, 1969 MIT Mission Techniques Memo #36 that went to crew & flight controllers to review a long list of “G” Mission techniques less than a month before launch.

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  9. Jun 24

    Congratulations ’ Prof. Clarence Maybee () on his 2019 Award. He received it last night at the Annual Conference

    Congrats Clarence! Glad to be able to work with you!
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    Jun 21

    Happy first official day of summer, Boilermakers! Celebrate with Purdue’s own Boiler Tracks ice cream, available on campus and developed by our Department of Food Science.

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    Jun 21

    Summer is officially here! ☀️ – at Purdue University

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    Jun 21

    Happy , friends! ☀️ This moment is brought to you from the VOSS Model and !

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    Jun 21

    Learn more about our activities related to in the new ACRL Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion LibGuide, featuring links to publications, professional development, ways to get involved, and more.

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    Jun 21

    All undergrad researchers are welcome to attend to learn the best practices for creating or polishing their research poster! Highly encouraged for those presenting their summer research during a poster symposium!

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    Jun 21

    There are only four more days to apply for a CADRE Fellowship and receive: +Full travel scholarships to ISSI in Rome this fall +Early access to cloud-computing resources & big bibliometric datasets +Project support from our IT team Apply now!

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    Jun 20

    🌕ONE MONTH UNTIL Purdue University celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission moon landing. See details on all campus events:

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    Jun 19

    This student population map from the 1914 shows that had students from most states and from 13 different countries that year! View the original and zoom in to see the numbers:

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    Jun 21

    Selfies took a lot more work in 1890, but with mirrors and ingenuity alum John Wright and a friend still made it happen!

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    Jun 20

    Lightning talk acceptances have just been sent out and wow are we excited about the talks we have this year! If you are coming to , plan on learning cool things from public, academic, and corporate business librarians!

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    Open House for “Apollo in the Archives: Armstrong Papers” Exhibit Set for July 19

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