Faculty, lecturers and other staff who received teaching evaluation scores of 4.7 or higher in undergraduate or graduate classes with enrollments of 10 or more and 50 percent or higher response rates made the list.

Amy Comeau (BSAAE '18) was one of four Boeing Space and Launch employees to receive the award that recognizes employees who are in the early stages of their career. Comeau is from the Commercial Crew Program.

Nicole Key (BSAAE '00) will join the council as part of the Aeronautics Committee.

Steven Collicott was selected to receive an award by NASA's Flight Opportunities program giving him the chance to fly into suborbital space and back on a Virgin Galactic craft while conducting a zero-gravity experiment.

In July 2021, Bandla was one of four mission specialists on Virgin Galactic's Unity 22 suborbital flight.

AAE Professors Kathleen Howell and Carolin Frueh are working on a U.S. Air Force contract to develop software that is, essentially, a space dashboard, a 3D space situational awareness portal to track objects and analyze data.

In a paper published to Frontiers in Energy Research, AAE researchers have analyzed a significant amount of data to help try and answer one key question: How much could SAF actually reduce commercial aviation’s CO2 emissions by the middle of this century?

Researchers at the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics will be taking advantage of Purdue's new Anvil supercomputer.

Tyler Tallman, an associate professor, was chosen by AAE juniors and seniors for the annual award presented for excellence in teaching.

Daniel DeLaurentis and Cesare Guariniello are developing System-of-Systems tools that address high-level, hierarchical features of complex space systems, such as multiple stakeholders, uncertain objectives, developmental/operational risks, and flexibility of space mission architectures.