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article | Experience
Purdue alumna contributes to new PBS KIDS show ‘Weather Hunters’
Jeremi London has earned her degrees from Purdue — again and again and again.
podcast | Education
Podcast Ep. 134: Is College Still Worth It? (And How It’s Rapidly Changing)
Paying it forward to the next generation of women in industrial design
Karen Korellis Reuther remembers the moment she decided to become an industrial designer.
article | Athletics
Inside the mind of Purdue football coach Barry Odom
podcast | Athletics
Podcast Ep. 133: Hard. Smart. Tough: A Conversation With Purdue Head Football Coach Barry Odom
video | Experience
How Purdue astronaut Neil Armstrong’s giant leap still inspires us today
Leading in times of crisis
Kara Allen has met senseless tragedy with courage and a drive to help others
Generations of Boilermakers, decades of giving back
The Dodsons are an inspiration because of their time spent volunteering in Indianapolis.
How Neil Armstrong ‘spawned lots of aerospace engineers’ with one giant leap
Only a few events are so important that all of humanity uses them to mark time.
article | Education
Perfect pass rate, admission to Indiana bar propels Purdue Global Law School
All Purdue Global Law School alums who sat for the bar passed on their first attempt.
Purdue alum directs tech at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Jonathan Bailey manages tech for the largest children’s museum in the world.
Finding a new purpose when sports end