J.R. Carrillo, a Lieutenant Commander in the Coast Guard and a master's student in AAE, received one of the military's top honors for a pilot on Friday.

William Crossley, J. William Uhrig and Anastasia Vournas Head of Aeronautics and Astronautics, discusses how advancements in urban air mobility will lead to the "Third Era of Aviation" in a Medium blog for the College of Engineering.

Allison Bolinger (BSAAE '04) completed her certification in mid-October, making her the fourth Purdue graduate to become a NASA flight director.

Todd Probert (MSAAE '89, OAE '17) and Ted Torgerson (BSAAE '83, OAE '12) were honored by the Aviation Week Network.

For the first time, Purdue engineers have used high-speed X-rays to look inside energetic materials during an actual explosion, to determine exactly what causes them to react.

The national fellowship for undergraduate students who identify as a woman or another type of gender minority has an application deadline of Nov. 12.

The Base 11 Space Challenge is presenting the task for a student-led university team to design, build, and launch a liquid-propelled, single-stage rocket to an altitude of 100 kilometers by Dec. 30, 2021.

AAE's Sally Bane presented as part of the Celebrating Associate Faculty series.

AAE alum Ronak Dave, a flight controller at NASA, returned to campus for YPAC in August.

After creating a startup, AAE graduate student Yuhan Roh would like others in AAE to "jump in and do it."