article | Education
What coins remember
How Purdue alumnus Michael Moran’s love for coins grew into scholarship, public service and opportunities for Boilermakers.
article | Research
When gravity disappears
A drop of liquid released in space hovers, clings and forms shapes that defy prediction.
article | Experience
Listening still: Purdue Agriculture’s enduring method
As America turns 250, Purdue Agriculture marks 150 years of meeting needs that shape food, land and life
article | Athletics
The bigger game within the game
They cheer for a Purdue team and community. If the ball doesn’t fall through the rim, the pursuit continues.
Fortifying a farm for generations
When the crowd leaps to its feet in Mackey Arena, thousands of fans cheer with a singular thunderous voice.
Boilermaker in ‘beast mode’
John “Jack” McKenna is used to pressure. As an electrical and computer engineering junior at Purdue — and a contestant on the Prime Video reality show “Beast Games” — he knows that high stakes, long nights and relentless challenges are giving him the ride of his life.
