Afua Bruce, a computer engineering alumna, esteemed public interest technologist and author of a new book, is featured as a statue of women in STEM in the IfThenSheCan exhibit, shortened to IF/THEN.

A new video series takes a closer look at Purdue's Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) Program and the unique opportunities it offers.

EEE professors and students develop real-world solutions for decontaminating water systems.

Tarun Prakash channels his creativity and experiences real-world research opportunities, preparing him for his first big career move: an internship at Tesla.

A competition for IE students asks them to answer the prompt "What does industrial engineering mean to you?" in the form of a painting. Though a cash prize is awarded, the ultimate prize serves to spice up Grissom Hall, as winners of the competition have their canvases displayed within the building.

In 30-plus years leading Purdue’s Minority Engineering Program, Blalock encouraged thousands of students to consider engineering as a viable career option.

ECE student Brynne Hunt came to Purdue University from the West Coast as a "direct byproduct of STEM community outreach."

Monique McClain, James Gibert, and Tahira Reid Smith come from different backgrounds and study different fields. But at Purdue, they've discovered an environment where they can collaborate and thrive.

Hassan Assaf currently is designing an electrohydraulic battery-powered system to replace the internal combustion engine in a hydraulic system.

For more than 25 years, ME students have learned how to use the machine shop by making their own small hammer. Now, students have introduced a new design to bring the hammer into the 21st century.