Murphy lives with Kristy Eaton, director of the Purdue Engineering's Community, Assistance and Resources for Engineering Students (CARES), and visits campus regularly to do what research says therapy dogs do best: make people feel calmer, happier and less alone.

Seventeen College of Engineering students are among 77 Purdue University student-athletes who earned Academic All-Big Ten accolades in the winter 2026 sports season.

The drive to make Purdue University "The Semiconductor University" is a wide-ranging team effort.

From the moment he chose a path in engineering, Robert Sidler-Ortiz set his sights on civil engineering and made the most of every opportunity at Purdue University to get there.

The Boilermaker engineer, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday on April 3, 2026, was the second American in space

How Purdue's comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach prepares students for careers across chip design, manufacturing and advanced packaging

Chell Carey chose Purdue University with a vision that extended beyond engineering. She was drawn not only to the strength of its engineering programs but to the excellence across all disciplines.

From the very beginning, Melissa Riegle was surrounded by a powerful legacy of engineering excellence.

Engineering Projects in Community Service — now called simply EPICS — is a transformative program that meets an industry need by equipping students with more than just technical skills but also the crucial professional skills that companies desperately seek.

Purdue AAE's own Olivia Descipio, Lucia Morton, Simone Moulton, and Tanya Vijay are part of the tenth class of "Brookies" — recipients of the highly selective Brooke Owens Fellowship.