Professor Terry A. Weisshaar is retiring from a 41 year career in academia and government where his career included positions at three major universities.

Congratulations to Cody Short for winning 1st place in the Research Symposium Series, along with 2nd place – David Kittell, 3rd place – Matthew Wierman, and Best Abstract – Jimmy Chiu.

After eight months of work on the Blue Ribbon, a 12 foot 6 inch diameter rocket to travel one mile in the sky, the Purdue Ballistic Rocketeers set off to NASA Marshall in Huntsville, AL for NASA's University Student Launch Initiative rocket competition.

The 15th annual AIAA Cessna/Raytheon Missile Systems Student Design/Build/Fly Competition was held this past weekend (April 15-17^th) at TIMPA field in Tucson, Arizona, hosting 82 teams from across the world.

A tradition was born amidst the roar of lawnmower engines at Purdue University on May 17, 1958. The Purdue Grand Prix was born after a dream inspired by a few enthusiastic students' late night bull session became a reality.

The Sigma Gamma Tau Undergraduate Awards serve to select outstanding Aerospace Engineering students at both the regional and national levels.

The Second Annual AAE End of Year Banquet, hosted by Sigma Gamma Tau, was held Wednesday, April 13th to get all the members of the department together and recognize those that have had made major accomplishments throughout the past year.

Dr. Munir M. Sindir, Director of Engineering Technical Disciplines from Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne, presented a check to fund undergraduate scholarships to Dr. Tom Shih.

Please join us in honoring the achievements of the winning teams: Aircraft Vehicle Design – Team 6 "The Ninjet" and Spacecraft Mission Design – Team 15 "Fifteen Aerospace"