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Purdue has ramped up its surveillance testing of congregate housing after observing the majority of COVID-19 spread within group settings last semester, and is preparing to become a vaccine distribution center, officials say.
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Purdue finished Early Signing Day with the nation’s 70th ranked recruiting class — one that includes 14 freshman signees and four transfers — according to 247Sports.
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Balancing classes and a part-time job is no different than balancing school and a mayoral campaign according to one Purdue junior and Illinois candidate.
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Counseling and Psychological Services is hosting virtual opportunities for students to discuss their emotional reactions and ways of coping with current political stress ahead of Inauguration Day.
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As students return to campus, the Protect Purdue Health Center plans to roll out a new app that will analyze student health and safety on campus.
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COVID-19 testing protocol for students living off-campus has changed for the spring semester, as the Protect Purdue Health Center is now utilizing a rapid COVID-19 test.
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Months of reopening preparations and years of financial prudence set strong defenses against the pandemic, helping the University leave the year in the black.
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The ACE Campus Food Pantry's food drive in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. started on Monday, with its purple-polka-dotted van driving to different locations every hour from 6-9 p.m. to collect food donations. The food drive lasts from Monday to Friday while visiting several locations each day.
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Joseph Desmond, a senior in the Krannert School of Management and Purdue Pete, was arrested on multiple charges at McDonald’s at 605 W. Stadium Ave around 2 a.m. Oct. 11, according to a probable cause affidavit filed today.
