article | Education
Purdue women’s space program establishes a confident community
Leading Women Toward Space Careers is the only college program of its kind.
podcast | Experience
Podcast Ep. 103: March Madness: Carolyn Peck, Stephanie White and Ukari Figgs Reflect on the 25th Anniversary of Purdue Winning the NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship
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.
Amelia Earhart: Aviator. Legend. Boilermaker.
Learn what inspired Amelia Earhart, one of the most famous people in the world, to work for Purdue University.
podcast | Education
Podcast Ep. 100: All Hail to 100 Episodes
Purdue alumna is leading NASA to the moon, Mars and beyond
Julie Kramer White (BSAAE ’90) is the director of engineering for all of Johnson Space Center.
Podcast Ep. 96: Sangtae Kim on Leading the Davidson School of Chemical Engineering and the Importance of Purdue’s ‘Excellence at Scale’
Podcast Ep. 86 – Susan Edgell Discusses How Her Mother, Virginia Ferris, Became the First Woman Appointed to Purdue Agriculture Faculty
Purdue alumna honored in Smithsonian IF/THEN exhibit among 120 women in STEM
When Afua Bruce ventured into the sea of orange statues of women in STEM on display at the Smithsonian gardens and museums, a sense of awe settled over her. And then she saw a familiar face among the figures: her own.