Bob (ME’73) and Mary (HHS’74) Feldmaiers’ tenure on the Purdue Student Union Board (PSUB) shaped their Boilermaker experience. Now, by creating a scholarship at the
January 15, 2026
Bob (ME’73) and Mary (HHS’74) Feldmaiers’ tenure on the Purdue Student Union Board (PSUB) shaped their Boilermaker experience. Now, by creating a scholarship at the
The late Al Unser discovered his dream of becoming a race car driver while working in his father’s auto repair shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
When Juan Ernesto de Bedout (IE’67, MS IE’68, HDR E’13) graduated from Purdue and returned to Colombia to start his career in industrial engineering, he
Richard Stroupe (DTECH’23) knows learning is a lifelong pursuit, which inspired his return to school to earn his doctorate after 25 years building his career
When David Greulich lost his wife of 53 years, he knew he wanted to create a family memorial in her honor. Deanna’s death was partially
Kevin and Laura Kapala could be found at Ross-Ade Stadium for almost every Purdue football game in 2024.
Sean (T’94) and Tiffany Mitchell deeply understand what it means to be a Boilermaker. With over 20 alumni in their extended family, a Purdue-themed Christmas tree in their home, a Motion P tattooed on Sean’s left shoulder, and now a scholarship, the Mitchells bleed old gold and black.
Scott Ksander’s Boilermaker story has come full circle, thanks to a facilities gift from him and his wife, Peggy.
Growing up in Illinois, Mary (Nelligan) Humenik (LA’85) and her siblings enjoyed weekly trips to their local library.
The oldest of seven children—four of them Purdue graduates—Humenik developed a deep love of reading that began with Little Women, Anne of Green Gables, and other novels featuring strong female characters.
