Introducing the nation's first online professional (non-credit) credential in Small Modular Reactors! This series will prepare professional engineers to address a grand challenge: meeting the burgeoning demand for more reliable, flexible power generation as new technologies, such as AI, put increasing pressure on the grid. Each course is self-paced and contains 15 hours of content. Learners who successfully complete all requirements for a course will receive a digital Certificate of Achievement.

Tim Cahill, president of Missiles and Fire Control (MFC) for Lockheed Martin Corp., received an honorary Doctor of Engineering from the College of Engineering during Thursday morning's Division I ceremony.

Purdue University's College of Engineering has selected the inaugural cohort of students for its new Bachelor's to Doctorate in 7 Years (B2D7) program, an accelerated, milestone-driven pathway designed to prepare exceptional undergraduates for advanced research careers and leadership in industry and national laboratories.

The award is the nation's premier undergraduate scholarship for students studying the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics

Each year, the Purdue University Office of Professional Practice recognizes outstanding undergraduate students through the Co-op and Intern of the Year awards. Students are nominated based on their performance during a registered work experience completed in spring, summer or fall 2025.

Something new is launching in Indianapolis — literally! Purdue Space Program, the student group who have been launching rockets in West Lafayette for more than 25 years, have established a chapter in Indianapolis.

A daughter's path to Purdue sparks her mother's return to school. They'll graduate at the same commencement with master's degrees.

You can't spell "Boilermaker" without "maker!" That Purdue spirit of designing and building things carries on in the new Manufacturing Studio in Indianapolis — a haven for students to machine parts, create prototypes and supercharge their engineering education.

Students from Purdue University's Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program are turning classroom knowledge into real-world impact through an international sustainability project in Costa Rica.

Thirty-three drivers and teams competed in “The Greatest Spectacle in College Racing.” Rounding out the winners’ podium were Sam Griffin, driving for Motorsports Engineering Club in Indianapolis — CED Industrial Kart 4, and Ryan Fiorentino, driving for Tark Racing 29.