University ranks No. 3 among public institutions, No. 6 overall for 2025 in key undergrad category tracked by U.S. News & World Report

Shubh Mehta, a second-year PhD student in Professor Craig Goergen's laboratory in Purdue University's Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, has been awarded the 2026 American Heart Association (AHA) Predoctoral Fellowship. The highly competitive award supports promising predoctoral researchers pursuing careers aimed at advancing cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health.

In fall 2024, Pranav Ramnath's EPICS team had a gap in its schedule. And Jennifer Layton had a need. Over the next year, the EPICS team would work with Lafayette Transitional Housing Center to create Tippecanoe County Connect, an app designed to keep individuals experiencing poverty and homelessness connected to local resources.

Thirteen College of Engineering students are among 51 Purdue University student-athletes who earned Academic All-Big Ten accolades in the fall 2025 sports season.

Purdue student Janvi Prasad works in materials and mechanical engineering associate professor Babak Anasori's lab at Purdue's Indianapolis location. To fuel this academic growth, Janvi uses the campus connect shuttle to commute from West Lafayette.

After more than 50 years of transforming global transportation education and research worldwide, Purdue University professor Kumares Sinha is retiring from the Lyles School of Civil and Construction Engineering.

Watch as Crew 305 members relive the isolation and recall the unforgettable experience of the Mars Desert Research Station.

Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering (BME) student Deniz Eksioglu becomes this year's only College of Engineering recipient of the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, developing neural devices that could transform treatment for neurological disorders

How Purdue's one-year intensive program transforms chemical engineers into industry-ready leaders across pharmaceutical, chemical and energy sectors.

Fueled by a lifelong fascination with anything that moved fast, Runchen "Ray" Liang, a Purdue mechanical engineering student, is transforming curiosity into hands-on motorsports experience.