Florence (MS’92) and Paul (EE’84, MS’87) Stahura agree that Purdue has changed their lives for the better. It’s where they earned their degrees, where they
August 11, 2026
Florence (MS’92) and Paul (EE’84, MS’87) Stahura agree that Purdue has changed their lives for the better. It’s where they earned their degrees, where they
When Marc (ME’81) and Susan (HHS’80) Fooksman toured the Academic Success Building last fall, they knew they wanted to support the facility and Purdue’s growth
Sue Ann Werling had a dream that a sculpture of her late dog, Brandi, was added to Purdue’s Dolores McCall Pet Tribute Garden, located near
The wide range of opportunities mechanical engineering offers inspired Frank Incropera to pursue a career in the field. This ultimately led him to Purdue—and one
When Peggy (Rehmer) Haeger (LA’78) was 4 years old, she made the front page of The Exponent. She just didn’t realize it until decades later.
As CEO of the ODP Group, Craig Gunckel (T’94) believes great organizations are built by great leaders. This inspired him and his wife, Michelle, to
Studying always required an additional book for Paul Oreffice (ChE’49, HDR ChE’76). In front of him, a chemical engineering textbook would lie open on one
From an early age, Brooke Patterson (DP’04) witnessed her family’s commitment to liftingup others—an experience that led her to make a double impact for Purdue
Tamara Aretz-Baum (M’86) has heard a family story passed down through the years that Amelia Earhart babysat her father. Whether or not that happened, Tamara’s
“There is nothing more crucial in this country today than encouraging young people to think critically, analyze data objectively, and distinguish fact from fiction,” Kevin