Purdue Donors Support COVID-19 Critical Need Fund for Students
Purdue students whose lives were unexpectedly and significantly disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic received more than $95,000 in critical need funds.
July 10, 2020
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.
Members of Purdue’s American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) Quarter Scale Tractor Student Design Competition team know what it means to pull together.
A breakthrough moment for Purdue’s Discovery Park District took place with the groundbreaking of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories’ (SEL) facility.
High-achieving business students are being offered transformational opportunities, thanks to the generosity of Krannert alumnus Marshall Larsen and his wife, Susan.
Purdue College of Liberal Arts alumni Chris and Michelle White are giving back to the college that played such a transformative role in their successful lives together.
What began as a romance at Purdue two decades ago has come home to the heartland as an alumni couple’s labor of love—The Whittaker Inn.
The doors of opportunity are opening wider for minority engineering students thanks to a gift from a grateful couple with long ties to Purdue.