Aviation alumni work together flying Blackhawk helicopters
Two Purdue graduates have taken their love for aviation and Purdue to fly helicopters for the United States Army.
PLM Center utilizes PTC Authorized Training Program
Purdue University is the latest university to join the PTC University Authorized Training Program to deliver PTC software training to the surrounding engineering community.
Ireland study abroad offers new construction insights
Construction management majors are exposed to variety of different construction approaches during the summer study abroad trip titled International Construction Management. The trip is focused entirely on Ireland.
BCM scholarship created in Notary's memory
The College of Technology at Purdue University has created a scholarship in memory of a Scott Notary, a student who died in a fire in 2013.
Able Flight offers veteran chance to soar
Jason Gibson, one of six Able Flight students who earned a pilot certificate during the 2014 program at Purdue, was featured on a recent WTHR news broadcast.
Gibson was injured in Afghanistan in 2012, losing both legs from the explosion of a roadside bomb.
Donated jet increases teaching, learning options
The Department of Aviation Technology celebrated Delta Day Oct. 7 as they officially accepted the donation of a CRJ-100ER.
Aviation curriculum integrates advanced aerospace manufacturing
Researchers successfully designed, 3-D printed and tested an inlet for an Allison 250 jet turbine engine over the summer. The test was a collaboration between Purdue’s Hangar of the Future research laboratory and the Department of Aviation Technology’s Aeronautical Engineering Technology (AET) Powerplant Lab.