Don-Terry Veal Jr., a student in the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics, is a pioneer in the engineering partnership between Morgan State, Purdue universities.

There were only 47 women enrolled in engineering at Purdue in 1969. By the time Beth Holloway succeeded longtime Women in Engineering Program director Jane Zimmer Daniels in 2001, the number had increased to 1,472. And the exponential increases have only continued.

Ajay Malshe, a professor of mechanical engineering, chats with ME graduate student Mikael Borge in the College of Engineering's new series, "Office Hours."

Alumnus Bill Champ (BSME ’90) found an original 1915 steam engine used in Purdue’s laboratories and is now restoring it.

Purdue's Co-op program, run by the Office of Professional Practice (OPP) housed in the College of Engineering, started in 1954 with the first formal Co-op in mechanical engineering.

As technical director of LASER PULSE, Betty Bugusu oversees the program’s research portfolio, which means she oversees the whole process of project acquisition, all the way up to implementation and close-out.

Luna Lu, a professor of civil engineering, chats with chemical engineering student Rithika Athreya in the College of Engineering's new series, "Office Hours."

Daniel DeLaurentis, a professor in the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics, chats with AAE graduate student Nick Gunady in the College of Engineering's new series, "Office Hours."

If it’s true that experience is the best teacher, then Purdue students learn from the best.

Since becoming the program director of LASER PULSE in April 2021, Pallavi Gupta has gotten a crash course not only on the endless challenges faced by developing countries but also what it takes to build a winning partnership and manage complex multi-stakeholder relationships.