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The College of Education held its annual Faculty, Staff, and Student Awards and Recognition Ceremony on April 24, 2026.  “Our faculty, staff, and students are collaborative and motivated people who take on what are often very challenging tasks,” said Phillip J....

When the 70th Lucas Oil 500 Festival Parade steps off at noon in downtown Indianapolis on Saturday, May 23, alumnus and Education Engagement board member Mark Eutsler (MSEd Administration & Curriculum ’84) will be celebrating the 30th year he has co-chaired the parade....

B. Allen Talbert, professor of Agricultural Sciences Education and Communication in the College of Education’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction and the College of Agriculture, will retire on July 1, 2026, after a 32-year career as a faculty member and...

The College of Education’s Evaluation Learning and Research Center recently welcomed two new evaluation and research associates to its team. Marlo Reeves is an applied sociologist of education specializing in program evaluation across formal and out-of-school educational settings. Her research explores...

"It’s crucial that we help educators understand how the technology simultaneously equips students to learn both more and less than ever before,” Bill Watson told EdTech.

“It was hot because you’d get no airflow at all,” education alum Bo Pratt (BA elementary education ’07) said about wearing an older version of Purdue Pete’s “head” when he served as a Purdue Pete (2005-07).