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What I Read on Summer Vacation
As we return to work after Labor Day weekend and prepare to settle into a new academic year, the team at Purdue University Press decided to take a little time…
Read MoreThink Pro-Actively: What Alexander von Humboldt’s Extraordinary Life and Times Can Teach Us Today
Purdue School of Languages and Cultures Professor (in German Comparative Literature and Film) Beate Allert spoke with Purdue University Press about Alexander von Humboldt: Perceiving the World, a book that…
Read MoreEpistolatory Appreciation: The United States Postal Service and the Letters It Delivers
On this date (July 26) in 1775, the United States Postal Service (USPS) was established by the Second Continental Congress, and Benjamin Franklin was named the first Postmaster General. Especially…
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