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Staying Stress-Free at Purdue

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There’s no doubt that college can feel overwhelming at times. With midterms, projects, and daily assignments, things can quickly become busy and stressful. Luckily, Purdue has plenty of resources to help you out! The Corec One of the best ways to manage stress is to burn it off! Whether you like to run a few miles on the treadmill or track, lift weights, or even play some pickleball with friends, the Corec has it all. Located conveniently on campus, the Corec has something for everyone and can be a great place to get in your workout or do a fun social activity. Nothing says stress management like a free sunrise yoga class or getting to the top of the climbing wall! The Corec also offers well-being programs, including light therapy, nutrition and cooking, coaching, mindfulness, and more. I personally enjoy putting in an hour on the treadmill during the day at a walk, jog, or running pace, just to get myself moving. It helps remind me that if I can finish that workout, I can definitely o...
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How WiE Supports You

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The Women in Engineering Program (WiE) offers a wide range of resources designed to support current students throughout their engineering journey. In this blog, we will highlight the programs and opportunities available through WiE that help students grow academically, professionally, and personally. Undergraduate Courses WiE offers several academic courses to help strengthen current students’ skills and support their growth as engineers. ENGR 19400: Women in Engr Seminar – Offered in the fall, this 1-credit seminar is designed for First-Year Engineering students. The course welcomes Purdue alumnae who share their career journeys and professional experiences. It provides a valuable opportunity to learn from successful women engineers while building professional skills through activities such as resume reviews and elevator pitch practice. ENGR 29600: Gender in the World – This course is a Spring Break study abroad available to all engineering students. The curriculum explores gender d...
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My Summer Research Experience

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Saying Yes to the Journey: A Summer of Research, Growth, and Discovery In the summer of 2025, I decided to say yes to an opportunity that took me far beyond what was familiar. I traveled across the country to spend my summer conducting undergraduate research at Arizona State University. What began as a research experience quickly became a meaningful chapter of my academic and personal journey, shaped by new environments, new challenges, and new connections. As an international student, building a sense of home in the United States has been a gradual process, and Indianapolis has become that place for me. Choosing to relocate again for the summer, even temporarily, felt like a significant step. It meant adapting to a new setting, forming new routines, and learning how to build a sense of belonging once more. That decision set the tone for a summer centered on growth, curiosity, and openness to new experiences. Finding the Opportunity I first learned about this opportunity while ex...
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