The late Gregory Rein had a lifelong fascination with flight that led to a successful career as a pilot, and he wanted future Purdue students to have the same experience.

Dr. Bill Phillips (S’78) had a mind for science, an eye for photography, an ear for classical music and opera, and a love of high-quality sound equipment in his early 2000s Acura.

The first time John Sautter retired from Purdue University, back in 2010, his retirement lasted all of one day. This time, Sautter promises it’s permanent.

Each Purdue Day of Giving, Whitney Wood proudly supports Purdue Dining and Culinary, which she faithfully serves as a process assistant.

The love Robert Thorley feels for Purdue University is rivaled only by his dedication to nearby Clinton County, Indiana.

On what would have been the seventh annual Purdue Day of Giving, Jim and Georgianne Parshall took this year’s theme of “Meet the Challenge” to heart.

Purdue students whose lives were unexpectedly and significantly disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic received more than $95,000 in critical need funds.

Before the first case of COVID-19 hit in the U.S., Purdue alumnus Dr. Christopher Kapp was finishing a post-doctoral fellowship at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

After 12 years of planning, the dream of a new Purdue veterinary teaching hospital is close to coming true.

You could argue that Joanne Troutner has long been a pacesetter for Purdue University. Now, she’s setting the pace for a “pet project” dear to her heart.