"Sometimes you just have to figure out how to make the best situation out of the current moment." - Lindsay Rubin

"Isolation has given me an opportunity to focus on the little things in life. I started improved my nutrition, fitness, sleep, and overall lifestyle by forming small habits over my time in isolation." - Kevin Boes

Our very own Jill Churchill was selected by the Global Academic Committee for the Outstanding Leadership in Globalization Award for Staff in 2020!

A senior graduating in mechanical engineering received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program offer for the 2020-21 academic year and will study in Germany.

Emily Endicott leads a rocket project at Purdue
University to guide a team of aspiring engineers
toward a major competition and a soaring vision
with earthly benefits.

PAGE is expanding this year to included individual students from global institutions, in addition to receiving undergraduate groups from universities.

We asked Margaret Hegwood to describe her life in
Kenya on a Boren Fellowship for national security
and strategic language studies.

Elsa is a middle-aged woman with four children and grandchildren living in her little plot in Mosoriot, Nandi County. She has raised her children in her humble mud house and cooked in her smoky little kitchen, a temporary structure leaning on the side of her house, for many years. Elsa did not know that her smoky kitchen could be the reason she had been hospitalized twice for a chest condition in the last two years.

During the 2018-2019 academic year, almost 700 engineering students studied abroad in a variety of programs in 32 countries. These students ranged from freshman to graduated seniors who wanted a study abroad experience before they left Purdue

The National Institutes of Health National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) has awarded Purdue University’s Jacqueline Linnes and Tamara Kinzer-Ursem, assistant professors with the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, and their interdisciplinary team, a $1.14M three-year grant to develop a smartphone-based viral load self-test that can be used by HIV-positive individuals to monitor their health between doctors’ visits.