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Scott Massey, founder and CEO at anu (stylized), holds a sunflower cultivated in one of the company’s seed pods. The company has received a $200,000 Indiana Manufacturing Readiness Grantto mass manufacture aeroponic seed pods. The grants are provided by the Indiana Economic Development Corp. and administered by Conexus Indiana and the Next Level Manufacturing Institute. (Photo/Indiana Economic Development Corp.)

Purdue Polytechnic alumni create ‘smart garden’ home appliance supported by Indiana manufacturing
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Uniform Sierra Aerospace participated in the biannual Black and Gold Awards pitch competition. Purdue Innovates Startup Foundry, led by Tyler Mantel (far right), awarded $100,000 to the company founded by Jeremy Fredrick (far left), Trevor Redpath (center left) and Duncan Mulgrew (center right). (Photo credit: Vincent Walter)

Polytechnic alumni-founded drone maker wins $100,000 startup funding from Purdue
Authored by Nick Pompella |
The PPHS Englewood campus during a 2021 Purdue celebration for students.

Purdue Polytechnic High School opening new Indianapolis branch for 2024
Authored by Nick Pompella |
The Machining and Fabrication Lab, a new School of Engineering Technology facility for 2023 in Lambertus Hall.

Purdue Polytechnic adds 14 hands-on lab facilities in Dudley and Lambertus Halls
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Purdue University President Mung Chiang signed a joint agreement with Indiana University to split IUPUI into two distinct campuses, one of which will become Purdue Indianapolis (Photo provided by Purdue News Service).

After IUPUI split, Purdue Polytechnic to lead tech programs in Indianapolis
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Tanoos made an academic journey abroad where he presented at four conferences in five days, across three different countries. At his second stop, he won best presenter for his work on global supply chain issues in the automotive industry.

James Tanoos: best presenter at global mechanical engineering conference
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Hubo Cai, interim head of the Polytechnic School of Construction Management Technology, won one of the foremost awards in the civil engineering discipline for his research into site location tracking.

Hubo Cai wins Alfred Noble Prize for pioneering research in construction technology
Authored by Nick Pompella |
The National Science Foundation granted Purdue Polytechnic's Anne Lucietto funding to pursue a collaborative research project addressing the disparity of African Americans present in engineering technology disciplines.

NSF grant will address disparities among Black engineering technology students
Authored by Nick Pompella |
The top executives in 2023's PTAB. From left to right: Kirti Chintalapudi (VP), Michael Johnston (president), Ram Ramisetti (secretary)

Purdue Technology Alumni Board votes in new members, renews commitments
Authored by Nick Pompella |
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 |
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 |
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 |