A team of students in Purdue University’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program partnered with Colombia-based social enterprise EatCloud to develop technology solutions aimed at reducing food waste while expanding access to food for communities in need.

Sometimes a child’s toy can lead to inspiration for where to go to college. That’s what happened to Youssuf Elhawary, who’s originally from Cairo, Egypt.

The Purdue University College of Engineering honored 163 staff members from 20 units with Bravo+ Awards during the 2025-26 fiscal year, recognizing a record number of employees for their outstanding contributions to the college.

Seven Purdue Engineering students are among the 45 student athletes named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars during the 2025-2026 school year.

Purdue University researchers will lead a $19 million effort to build an online, cloud-based lab that provides access to physical labs, simulations and AI tools to a national community of remote users for designing advanced materials and manufacturing processes for semiconductor, aerospace, defense and energy systems.

A team of Purdue University Master of Engineering Management (MEM) students partnered with Kaaro Health, a social enterprise that provides affordable healthcare to underserved rural communities in Uganda, to develop technology and operations solutions that support the organization’s continued growth.

PaveX, a Purdue University-related startup that uses advanced AI to automate road condition assessments and help public works departments maintain infrastructure, has received a $305,000 Phase I Small Business Innovation Research grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop its technology.

Lindsey Laine has taken advantage of close connection opportunities in Indianapolis with leaders from some of the largest companies in the medical and healthcare industries.

Could tractors start using ethanol as fuel? That’s the project being tackled by Purdue University, John Deere, Cummins, and a consortium of biofuel producers.

A passion for cars and engineering, combined with a determination to challenge himself, led Alec Staley to Purdue University.