For our admitted students in the Indianapolis area, Purdue Polytechnic offers “Your Polytechnic, Your Success”—a FREE Indianapolis experience that gives you and a family member the unique opportunity to talk with other admitted students, current Polytechnic students, alumni from our college, and our helpful faculty and staff. A catered dinner is included in this free event!
A Purdue Polytechnic PhD student has devised a technique for examining AI training data to see if systems will align with human morals and values. Read more here:
Shanyue Guan is helping the Air Force pursue the next giant leap with his work:
Purdue Polytechnic alumni are taking Giant Leaps—like Kevin Brown, an aviation grad who will play a crucial role in officiating the Super Bowl this SUnday:
The 9/11 Memorial "Steps of Sacrifice" event aims to bring together ROTC Cadets, active duty members, students, faculty, Veteran organizations, and the West Lafayette/Lafayette community to honor the sacrifices made on 9/11. It is a moment to remember, reflect, and create connections within the community.
Join us at Purdue Polytechnic Columbus for an Open House on March 4, 2025. This event will give you an in-depth look at the exceptional resources and opportunities available at our Columbus location.
Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Purdue Polytechnic Columbus | 4444 Kelly Street Columbus, IN 47203
At the event, you’ll have the opportunity to:
Purdue Polytechnic thanks Dr. Ian Bogost from Washington University for a fascinating exploration on the influence of games, technology, and culture:
Jake, a Supply Chain student in Purdue Polytechnic, has really made the most of his Boilermaker experience, and has proved to be an incredibly resilient and adaptable student. Read his spotlight story here:
Kapur, a recent Forbes 30 Under 30 winner, said: "I am deeply grateful for the support I received during my time on campus, which showed me that the sky truly is the limit."
In this episode of Techies Today, the Purdue Polytechnic Podcast, Baijian “Justin” Yang, associate dean for research and professor of computer and information technology, discusses the evolution of research at tier-1 universities like Purdue. Although having just one or two people in a research project remains a valid method, Yang believes that researchers are more likely to make discoveries with real-world impact when they collaborate with people who have expertise in other disciplines.
