As 2023 drew to a close, the Chiangs reflected on their first year leading the university. They shared some of their favorite memories, what they have learned, and what they most look forward to in the coming year at Purdue.
Judy Nixon, Purdue librarian of 34 years and passionate scholar and collector of “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” also known as “’Twas the Night Before Christmas”, embarked on a lifelong journey that began with a simple term paper.
Learn more about our university’s next giant leap! A new, fully integrated extension of our flagship campus bringing the academic rigor and accessible excellence we’re known for to central Indiana.
Barbara Kile, a distinguished Purdue alumna who has left an indelible mark on the field of mathematics, continues to shape the future of the discipline through her generous contributions.
This year’s President’s Council Annual Dinner was a futuristic tech extravaganza, celebrating Annual Weekend in style! From the cutting-edge decor to the electrifying performance by the Purdue Drumline, not to mention the enlightening speeches by CEO Matt Folk and President Chiang, the night offered a captivating glimpse into Purdue’s future. Join us in reliving the magic through these highlights.
Joyce (HHS’65) and Bob (CE’63) Miles began making a difference in the lives of young people long before their philanthropic efforts began at Purdue. After Joyce graduated from Purdue, she spent 31 years as an educator with Duval…
Watch the recording of our Welcome (Back) to Campus virtual event, where Vice Provost Dr. Beth McCuskey and the Student Life team shared their insights on Fall 2023 preparations. Get a glimpse of how they’re welcoming over 50,000 Boilermakers back to campus. Check out all the details on our Student Life website and explore more exciting events at Convocations page.
Dear Boilermakers, With Boiler Gold Rush welcoming our new students and the 2023-24 academic year starting next week, our campus is lively to its fullest extent once again. From the 100th season at Ross-Ade Stadium to the first entrepreneurs homecoming, from the largest student-run job fair to the Presidential Lecture Series, there are many exciting activities awaiting.
“I arrived in West Lafayette on a cold and quiet winter day,” says Ryan Tedjasukmana (AAE’13, MS’15). “When classes started, Purdue turned into this melting pot of people from different backgrounds and unique upbringings. Some of them became my very best friends.”
The child of a Scottish immigrant, Tom Howatt (M’72, MS M’73) was the first in his family to attend college. “What I learned growing up was a strong work ethic—something that has served me well my entire life,” he says.
