Twenty-five Purdue alumni are writing new chapters in space at Blue Origin, a commercial space company. Three AAE alumni are featured in a Purdue Engineering Review Medium post.

AAE PhD candidate Neelakshi Majumdar was “thrilled” to receive the award virtually at The Partnership to Enhance General Aviation Safety, Accessibility and Sustainability (PEGASAS) annual meeting.

Audrey Powers (BSAAE '99) became the 27th member of the renowned Cradle with her October 2021 flight on Blue Origin's New Shepard.

Hsu Lo Distinguished Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics Kathleen Howell is on a team that will be tackling what is known as space domain awareness (SDA) as part of a $5-million grant from the Air Force Research Laboratory through its newly established Space University Research Initiatives (SURI) program.

Professor Daniel DeLaurentis was among three distinguished experts added to the center's diverse and fast-growing team of Fellows.

Briony Horgan, who holds a courtesy appointment in AAE, offers a one-year update on the Mars rover mission.

John P. Sullivan, professor emeritus and former head of the Purdue School of Aeronautics and Astronautics, has won the J. Leland Atwood Award. It is given annually by ASEE and AIAA, honoring an outstanding aerospace engineering educator for their contributions to the profession.

Alumni Deepak Atyam and Alex Finch were recognized by the magazine for their impact on industry.

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.