article | Experience
Purdue art that’s larger than life
Purdue is home to spectacular art, from the interplanetary VOSS model to the extravagance of Faustino Aizkorbe’s Transformation.
Persistence personified: Campus art brings Boilermaker spirit to life
You’ve walked by the Unfinished Block P and The Boilermaker a thousand times. But do you know the story behind them?
article | Research
The world’s smallest drum
Boilermakers know that Purdue is home of the World’s Largest Drum. But have you heard about the world’s smallest drum?
article | Education
Tyler Trent Award winner back in the game after leukemia diagnosis
Andrew fell in love with lacrosse in second grade. Taking hits comes with the territory. This time, something was different.
Pride and Persistence
After years of changing schools, Alyssa Rodriguez craved stability. When Purdue opened a high school, it was the perfect fit.
article | Culture
Tony nominee Stephen McKinley Henderson on his journey to the top
Henderson was introduced to the stage when an aunt put him and his brother on a tour of local churches.
Finding a place to belong with Purdue Polytechnic High Schools
Because of the small classes and connection with coaches, PPHS had an immediate appeal for Sanai Johnson.
An open classroom environment fuels curiosity
Looking back at who he was his freshman year of high school, Medger Hansboro can barely believe his own transformation.
Developing persistence at Purdue Polytechnic High Schools
Jay Williams started dreaming about attending Purdue University after seeing a commercial for the engineering program at 8 years old.
Eyes on the checkered flag
Purdue Polytechnic professor reflects on teaching career
Bryan Hubbard hails from a small town. Others might have been intimidated their first time on Purdue’s campus. Bryan wasn’t.
A thank you to those who led the way for Purdue teaching award recipient
“When I was an undergraduate, I had no ambition to go to graduate school,” says Laura Bowling.
