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Discover how a professional pilot earned Purdue University’s 100% online Master of Science in Aviation and Aerospace Management while continuing to fly worldwide. Learn about the program’s flexibility, industry‑focused curriculum, and support for working professionals.

Purdue’s online Master of Science in Aviation and Aerospace Management lets professional pilot earn her degree

Authored by Greg Kline | July 7, 2023

Pilot Alex Small and copilot Morgan Mallow flew the #33 plane during the 2023 Air Race Classic, and placed 8th overall. (Photo provided by Air Race Classic)

Purdue professional flight team wins top ten spot in all-women air race

Authored by Nick Pompella | July 6, 2023

A room mockup done by Indianapolis students for the La Casa de Amistad cultural center in the city. (Photo provided)

Students propose interior design plans for South Bend nonprofit in service-learning opportunity

Authored by Rachel Ashley | June 28, 2023

Purdue’s First Doctor of Technology Graduate Becomes MIT Researcher and Air Force Technology Consultant

Purdue’s First Doctor of Technology Graduate Becomes MIT Researcher and Air Force Technology Consultant

Authored by Rachel (RM) Barton | June 2, 2023

The certificate holders for Outstanding Faculty in Learning (Abrar Hammoud, Tawfiq Salem, Nandhini Giri and Luciana Debs) are pictured alongside Polytechnic Dean Daniel Castro-Lacouture. (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

Polytechnic faculty, staff awarded at annual luncheon

Authored by Nick Pompella | May 18, 2023

The Pilot HUD team presents their work at the Design and Innovation Challenge. (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

Design and Innovation Challenge showcases creative problem-solving across student disciplines

Authored by Nick Pompella | May 16, 2023

The GyroPalm pharmaceutical demonstration at the Tech Expo 2023. (Purdue University photo/Zach Rodimel)

Tech Expo 2023 hosts student designs, technological solutions for businesses

Authored by Nick Pompella | May 15, 2023

Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar at the Tippecanoe County High Tech Crime Unit. Seigfried-Spellar was one of four Purdue Polytechnic faculty who developed FileTSAR+ for law enforcement organizations. (Photo provided/Purdue University News)

Polytechnic faculty build sleeker, faster crime-fighting tool

Authored by Nick Pompella | May 12, 2023

Greg Strimel of Purdue Polytechnic Institute's Department of Technology Leadership and Innovation is a 2023 winner of the Murphy Award. (Purdue University/The Persistent Pursuit)

Greg Strimel fused teaching and research to win Murphy Award for instruction

Authored by Nick Pompella | May 11, 2023

2023 Murphy Award winner Bryan Hubbard has been at Purdue for 20 years, much of it within the School of Construction Management Technology. (Purdue University/The Persistent Pursuit)

Bryan Hubbard dives deeper into Murphy Award win

Authored by Nick Pompella | May 11, 2023

Gryphon Mawhorter, a rising senior in audio engineering technology, works on the first fret of his latest guitar in the "guitar lab" on Lambertus Hall's fourth floor.

Guitar lab student forges his own path with Polytechnic curriculum

Authored by Nick Pompella | May 9, 2023

Purdue University researchers have combined 3D printing and electric poling into a single process called electric poling-assisted additive manufacturing, or EPAM. It aligns the dipoles in PVdf filament during the printing, which leads to a better indication of the stress being applied. (Purdue University image/Robert Nawrocki)

Researchers combine 3D printing, electric poling into single process

Authored by Alison Manges | May 9, 2023