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November 21, 2024
Veal earns Flying Tigers scholarship for aviation history essay
The Flying Tigers Association preserves the history of WWII pilots who protected southern China from aerial invasion
November 20, 2024
Report ranks Purdue among top 10 universities for international student enrollment
Purdue University is among the top 10 institutions in the U.S. for attracting international students, according to a new national ranking. The 2024 Open Doors Report, issued Tuesday (Nov. 19) by the Institute of International Education (IIE), ranks Purdue No. 9 among 4,500-plus public and private universities, and it places Purdue at No. 24 among all U.S. institutions in number of study abroad students.
November 4, 2024
Jamie Canino earns 2024 W.A. Gustafson Award for Outstanding Teaching
This award is based on polling of our junior and senior undergraduate students.
October 28, 2024
Six AAE graduates named in Purdue's 38 by 38
They are: Zaid Alami, The Boeing Company; Sirisha Bandla, Virgin Galactic; Ronak Dave, NASA; Matthew Sunday, The Boeing Company; Kara Cunzeman, The Aerospace Corporation; Daniel Gillies, NOAA
October 23, 2024
Wenbin Yu named Fellow of American Society for Composites, receives Outstanding Researcher Award
Professor Wenbin Yu received two significant honors and gave a talk on modeling wind turbines at the American Society for Composites Annual Technical Conference.
October 8, 2024
Alina Alexeenko named Reilly Professor of AAE and ChemE
Alexeenko has authored over 220 journal articles and conference papers and is a co-inventor of 10 patents.
October 2, 2024
First-generation college student, NASA contest winner and aspiring astronaut Chelsea Garcia is driven by family and heritage
Garcia shares the importance of composite materials to aerospace engineering, the personal significance of her Hispanic heritage, and how her mother inspires her persistent pursuit of her goals.
October 1, 2024
Purdue Archives announces digitization of Neil Armstrong's paper speeches
Nearly 500 paper transcripts used by Neil Armstrong for his public addresses and select speeches are being digitized. The nearly 500 transcripts are available for public viewing, text-searchable, and accessible on Purdue's online archives platform.