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Purdue Today
September 22, 2026
| TOP NEWS
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Purdue ranks as nation’s fourth most innovative public university and strengthens its position as a top 10 engineering school
Purdue saw record gains and rankings for several key undergraduate programs in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Colleges rankings. Ranked No. 8 for undergraduate engineering with five programs in the top five, Purdue also saw gains this year in agricultural and biological engineering (No. 2), mechanical engineering (No. 4), materials engineering (No. 7), business analytics (No. 8), quantitative analysis (No. 10), computer science (No. 14) and artificial intelligence (No. 16). 
| SCHOLARLY EXCELLENCE
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Purdue Applied Research Institute, Lockheed Martin sign agreement to expand defense technology collaboration
The Purdue Applied Research Institute and Lockheed Martin have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand collaboration in critical defense technologies, including hypersonics, propulsion, advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity and microelectronics. Building on an existing partnership, the agreement will leverage Purdue’s research expertise, specialized facilities and student talent to advance innovation, workforce development and national security capabilities.
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Purdue and University of Illinois, two engineering powerhouses, team up to strengthen semiconductor workforce in U.S.
Purdue and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign signed a memorandum of understanding on Friday (Sept. 18) to establish a joint semiconductor workforce development initiative to prepare students for careers in an industry whose rapid growth is being driven by the AI boom.
Research Starts Here: Stronger proposals start with strategy
Research Starts Here is a weekly campaign from the Office of Research introducing faculty to the people, services, workshops and tools available throughout the research life cycle. This week, the focus is on how researchers can make their proposals more competitive.
| THINGS TO KNOW
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Minecraft meets the hellbender
The hellbender is a well-hidden waterway angel. As the subject of a new Minecraft storyline and lesson plan, this oversized salamander that breathes through its skin will help middle schoolers and high schoolers better understand how to take care of our water.
FACULTY AND STAFF
  • Office of Research announces preproposal deadlines for Kinley and Showalter Trust programs
  • Road to Retirement starts Wednesday; 3 days of virtual sessions available
  • This week’s ‘Thumbs Up’ recipients
GENERAL
  • Campaign impact report celebrates landmark year of giving
EVENTS
  • Purdue University Events Calendar
PURDUE IN THE NEWS
  • New York Post: The air in your home isn’t as clean as you think — toxicologist reveals 3 major sources of pollution
  • Inside INdiana Business (subscription required): Purdue, Lockheed Martin sign collaboration agreement
  • The Wall Street Journal: Mitch Daniels on life lessons from politics and academia
  • Fortune: Commentary: S&P kept Oracle investment grade. Its own numbers don’t support that call.
  • Vanity Fair: The uprising: The true story of the peasants’ revolt that inspired Andrew Garfield’s new movie
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