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Alumna and former CIO Diana McKenzie reflects on a lifelong tech industry career

Authored by Rachel Ashley | March 27, 2025

Webster wins third SME Distinguished Faculty Advisor Award

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 26, 2025

Lu presenting research at IEEE 2024. (Photo provided: Christos Mousas)

Lu, after defending Ph.D. dissertation, makes giant leap to Adobe

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 25, 2025

Image courtesy: Purdue's Steps to Leaps Award

Mentzer, team recognized with Steps to Leaps Faculty Research award

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 19, 2025

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Polytechnic faculty among Purdue’s top innovators in 2024 patent rankings

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 18, 2025

Joseph Pabst, Head of Credit, Affiniti. (Photo provided)

Polytechnic alumnus leaps into entrepreneurship after American Express, American Airlines careers

Authored by Rachel Ashley | March 14, 2025

Congratulations are in order to Marcus Rogers, who just achieved a Board position in the AAFS, the leading forensic science institution in the U.S.

Rogers elected to be American Academy of Forensic Sciences’ treasurer

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 13, 2025

Sanchez was not only the greenhouse steward at MDRS, but also had her own experiment with the plastic-devouring mushroom samples, seen here. (Photo provided: Adriana Sanchez)

Giant leaps on ‘Mars’ outpost for Polytechnic student

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 10, 2025

From left to right: Audrey Williamson, Eric Martinez, Keenan McKibben. (Purdue University photo/The Persistent Pursuit)

Purdue Polytechnic students, many PPHS grads, find success at Dow Inc.

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 6, 2025

Purdue University postdoctoral student Yujie Shan examines 3D printed items in Huachao Mao’s Additive and Intelligent Manufacturing Lab. Mao and his team are improving upon traditional fabrication methods and 3D printing to construct multilevel microfluidic devices as small as 10 microns deep and 100 microns wide. (Purdue University photo/John O’Malley)

Patent-pending Engineering Technology innovation allows 3D printing of tiny multilevel microfluidic devices

Authored by John O'Malley | March 5, 2025

James Price, a Whirlpool service engineer from Indiana, elevated his technology expertise and fulfilled a lifelong ambition with Purdue’s online Master of Science in Engineering Technology. Discover how the program’s flexible format and applied curriculum empowers working professionals to advance their careers.

Service Engineer Boosts His Technology Skills in Purdue's Master of Science in Engineering Technology

Authored by Rachel (RM) Barton | March 4, 2025

Technology, Leadership and Innovation head Todd Kelley (left) spoke with alumnus Greg Kelley for the debut episode.

Technology, Leadership and Innovation podcast launches with alumnus Greg Kelley interview

Authored by Nick Pompella | March 3, 2025