article | Experience
A ‘forever professor’ for Purdue students in Indianapolis
Katrenia Reed Hughes feels a responsibility to help the students she teaches achieve long-term success.
Building tools to shape the future of health science
A fan cave can go anywhere — even in a bathroom
Meet the Boilermaker with the ‘world’s largest Purdue collection’
Chris Pate’s fan cave is full of museum-quality pieces of Purdue history.
Check out a Purdue fan cave where each piece has a memorable story
Don Hunt still has the ticket from his first Purdue game, among his extensive Boilermaker memorabilia collection.
Celebrating 90 years of Christmas cheer
The Purdue Christmas Show tradition is full of cross-generational connections between family members
A special holiday tradition and a tribute to a beloved spouse
The Purdue Memorial Union Christmas tree is the centerpiece of one of the university’s most beloved traditions.
article | Research
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.
article | Education
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.
article | Culture
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.
