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Pearl at Purdue: Marion Blalock offered mentorship, motivation that helped minority engineering students succeed
In three decades leading Purdue’s Minority Engineering Program, Marion Blalock created recruitment, retention and graduation initiatives for underrepresented minority students that were so successful that the MEP became a model for universities across the nation.
After missing football team’s disastrous train ride, Harry ‘Snowy’ Clark became an athletic training pioneer at Purdue
article | Experience
Purdue alumna, a U.S. athletic trainer, savors second chance to participate in her first Olympics
article | Research
Purdue baseball team hopes Intel partnership will help Boilermakers become ‘the fastest show on dirt’
Boilermakers have played and sung ‘Hail Purdue’ across the globe — and even in space
Purdue’s one-of-a-kind theatre engineering program combines artist’s creativity, engineer’s diligence
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Anonymous thank you leads to creation of ‘A Boilermaker Carol’
Sirisha Bandla took unconventional small steps before her giant leap into commercial spaceflight
Bringing a STEM approach to live entertainment
After harrowing escape from Afghanistan, Purdue instructor brings her family to West Lafayette
Fighter pilot, a Purdue alumna, was prepared to sacrifice her life on 9/11
Alumna Heather Penney planned to crash F-16 into hijacked United Flight 93.
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