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This edition of Scenes from Campus features the unique water bottles found on campus. We asked David and Madeline to document some of the student water bottles around Purdue and

Julianna Hachenski excelled at practically every subject in elementary, middle and high school, from science and mathematics to computer science and Spanish, winning a number of awards. With seemingly unlimited options, the Saratoga Springs High School valedictorian in upstate New York was drawn to engineering.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken and Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo visited Purdue University on Tuesday (Sept. 13), touring university research facilities and meeting students as they embark on their mission to bolster the U.S. semiconductor industry.

Two U.S. cabinet secretaries will visit Purdue University this week to promote the recently-passed CHIPS and Science Act.

A common thread of persistence and innovation ties all Boilermakers together. Tarun Prakash, a sophomore studying mechanical engineering, is well on his way to an exciting career filled with both small steps and giant leaps.

May 5, 2021 ALEXANDRIA, VA — May 5, 2021, 2021 — Healthcare laundry operators and suppliers have faced enormous challenges in the 14 months since COVID-19 turned the economy upside-down. Recovery has progressed, but many operators on TRSA’s April 27 Healthcare Virtual Roundtable said their volume hasn’t returned to 2019 levels and processing what’s back is difficult due to labor shortages. Participants in the session, which included 60-plus operators and suppliers for t...