article | Education
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.
article | Experience
Eyes on the checkered flag
Pharmacy professor strikes ideal balance as instructor, mentor in preparing next generation of industry leaders
In preparing the next generation for careers in pharmacy, Purdue professor Jamie Woodyard strikes a balance, stressing the value of students learning from their mistakes while underscoring the consequences of errors in dispensing medicine.
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.
Life on Mars: Purdue students at MDRS
Humankind hasn’t yet journeyed to Mars — but we have been to Hanksville, Utah. It’s kind of the same thing.
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article | Research
How could future autonomous transportation be accessible to everyone?
Purdue professors are helping make autonomous vehicles more inclusive while the technology is still in its early days.
Purdue Global commencement celebrates multigenerational success
The Gramlich family aspires to be examples of persistence that their children can look to for guidance.
What makes Purdue accounting majors so employable?
Boilermakers are an absolute force in the job market. In Purdue’s accounting program, it’s not hard to see why.
The persistent pursuit of (basketball) excellence
Purdue’s Matt Painter is in the process of building a program that is a model in the college basketball world.
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Purdue’s ‘world’s whitest paint’ wins 2023 SXSW Innovation Award
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.
