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Karen Marie Moning

Karen Marie Moning

Mixing Romance & Science Fiction — With a Dash of Time Travel Prologue | Scotland | 1 February 1513 The fragrance of jasmine and sandalwood drifted through the rowan trees. Above dew-drenched branches, a lone gull ghosted a bank of mist and soared to kiss the dawn over the white sands of Morar. The turquoise tide […]

James Byler

Captain’s Courageous

James Byler (M’08) knows, perhaps better than most, how we are defined by our roles and classified by our experiences. He knows how we become what we have done, what we have seen, and what we remember. Byler is many things: A Purdue University graduate and a New York University MBA student. A boyfriend, a […]

historic photos of soldiers

Soldier Stories

Uncovering the lives and awarding the heroics of Indiana’s war dead In 1992, two high school girls in Tom Clark’s (BA’82) history class tracked down the family of Corporal William Perdue, as part of a class research project into the lives of fallen soldiers. A marine, Perdue perished in Vietnam in 1968. Clark called Cpl. […]

Kathy Calvin

The Global Advocate

Alumna improves the lives of women across the world at UN Kathy Calvin would like to ride the Dragon.  As soon as she hears that she’s talking with an interviewer in East Tennessee, she asks about the 25-mile stretch of US 129. There is absolute joy in her voice as she considers the possibility of […]

Behind the Bug Bowl

How having fun with insects, the most abundant macro-animals on the planet, became synonymous with Purdue. Rain or shine, Spring Fest is as certain as taxes in mid-April at Purdue. But lots of people still call the whole thing Bug Bowl. Tom Turpin, the mad hatter-clad professor who emcees the cricket spitting contest, refers to […]

Brian Lamb

Brian Lamb: All Access

An inside look at how this alumnus brought the democratic process to living rooms across the nation George first saw Brian behind the wheel of what looked like a mobile hay wagon. As it pulled up to the Sigma Chi house, George realized it was instead a new beige Impala convertible draped with other new […]

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