Since at least 1966, graduating seniors in aeronautical and astronautical engineering have been designing, constructing and flying paper airplanes toward the stage at commencement.

The mystery began innocently enough, with a call from the Registrar’s Office. While cleaning out their storage units, they came across a rolled-up document labelled “1892 ME."

In his final semester at Purdue, Alex Kardashian won the 65th Purdue Grand Prix.

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

Once the beneficiary of a mentor’s support, Weldon School head David Umulis now embraces opportunities to encourage his students and faculty in biomedical engineering.

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.