In that characteristic Rose-Hulman blend of solid engineering, hands-on learning, and the spirit of service, three senior Rose-Hulman Biomedical Engineering students help a 6-year-old boy overcome walking challenges. Read this boy's story.

The Princeton Review has named six Rose-Hulman faculty members among its Best 300 Professors, in a book released April 3. One reviewer for the book assessed the Rose-Hulman ethos as "a learning environment like nothing I have seen at other schools." Rose-Hulman professors put students first. They make themselves accessible, provide strong learning experiences and prepare their students to be solid, career-ready problem solvers.  Read more.

Graduating senior Greg Laudick (above) chose Rose-Hulman for its "sense of community." And he cites the personal support and attention of faculty for helping him along on his stellar career path. A leader, student-athlete, double academic major and top scholar (3.96 GPA) at Rose-Hulman, Laudick will spend two years in General Electric's aviation division before going on for his MBA in Harvard Business School's competitive 2+2 Program. Read about Greg Laudick.