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2024

2024

October

In Print: Ghostly Past, Capitalist Presence

September - Dana Tulodziecki

September - Kathryn Cramer Brownell

September

The Degas Collection: A Look Behind the Glass

Research on the “Liar’s Dividend” Gains Attention  

Purdue University Galleries Launches Permanent Collection Website

ACTA Designates Purdue University’s Cornerstone Integrated Liberal Arts Program as a Hidden Gem for its Robust Liberal Arts Curriculum

Gray’s Degas Collection goes on display at Purdue Memorial Union

Purdue 2024 Biannual Rueff School Faculty Exhibition now open

‘I Just Got Damn Lucky’ 9/11 Fighter Pilot Reflects on Liberal Arts Education

SLC’s World Film Forum returns from pandemic-imposed ‘exile’

Paige Gonzales: Accountability, Behavior, and Conflict in Democratic Politics Research Experience for Undergraduates

August

August - Scott Feld

August - Sarah Robins

In The News: The history of Olympic gender equity and where we are now

July

Y2K Sent A Warning. The CrowdStrike Outage Shows We Failed to Heed It

In Print: A Posthumous History of José Martí

J.D. Vance’s Vision of Appalachia Is Nothing New

June

In The News: WHAT’S DIFFERENT ABOUT BIDEN AND TRUMP’S 2024 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE?

Digital public archaeology: Excavating data from digs done decades ago and connecting with today’s communities

Quantum computers are like kaleidoscopes − why unusual metaphors help illustrate science and technology

In The News: Purdue profs show how deepfakes could impact 2024 presidential election

Alfred López named head of the Department of English

May

Watch out for false claims of deepfakes, and actual deepfakes, this election year

In Print: The Two Faces of Democracy