David Ching, Author
Purdue professor ‘brings the world’ to help after Maui, Hawaii, wildfires
The sense of purpose that initially inspired Andrew Whelton still pushes him to help at disaster sites today.
Seeing STARS: Purdue trains next generation of semiconductor engineers
Programs like Purdue’s STARS initiative are essential as partners from education, government and industry collaborate to resolve U.S. semiconductor concerns.
Luke’s story: The puzzle-solving appeal of cybersecurity
Every day at work, I use the data and risk analysis skills that I got from Purdue Global.
Purdue’s connection to the Indy 500’s beloved milk tradition
Five of the last six Indy 500 winners received their celebratory milk from Indiana dairy farmers who graduated from Purdue.
Purdue blazed a historic trail in computer science and still pushes the field forward
On Oct. 24, 1962, Purdue’s Board of Trustees approved creating the nation’s first academic computer science department.
Purdue Global’s Concord Law School celebrates 25 years of audacity
Most lawyerly duties can be conducted remotely, so aspiring lawyers should be able to study and learn remotely.
Purdue Global, PPHS carry on tradition that dates back to Purdue’s founding
Nearly 45 years after she attended her first class on Purdue University’s West Lafayette campus, Cynthia Walker Middleton finished what she started by completing an online degree in business administration through Purdue Global. Justin Marvin enrolled at Purdue Global with …
What is a land-grant university?
What makes Purdue and its 111 land-grant peers different from other colleges and universities?
Why Purdue is unique among land-grant institutions
Purdue distinguishes itself through its focus on collaborative, multidisciplinary research that is increasingly important to solving society’s most pressing issues.
Purdue remains nimble and driven toward the future
Evolving alongside society is necessary for any land-grant institution that wishes to deliver upon its promise.
Land-grant legacy came full circle for two Purdue leaders
In Vic Lechtenberg’s view, leading Purdue’s outreach efforts was his way of repaying the land-grant system that benefited his family.
Early advocacy paved way for Purdue’s thriving Disability Resource Center
It’s a source of endless pride for early advocates that today’s Boilermakers with disabilities have ample opportunities to succeed.