The Explosion Protection Engineering Program at Worcester Polytechnic Institute is demonstrating how dangerous a sudden blast can be at home or on the job. specne.ws/amcF4G

Can scrap save us? WPI develops groundbreaking process to recycle old metal into new material: bit.ly/3ZjzSEN.

DARPA funds WPI’s Rubble to Rockets project to use AI and 3D printing to turn scrap metal into aerospace-grade parts. #additive #AI theengineer.co.uk/content/news/r…

“I’m a hands-on guy. I love to build stuff.” Christian North ’26 is chasing a lifelong dream of working at NASA—while teaching underserved kids how to design and fly drones. His journey is anything but ordinary. bit.ly/4kkHXBI

In the current issue of the PBL newsletter that you can view here: bit.ly/3FmbNXj, we showcase several examples of PBL where students’ work involved getting to know more about their community and envisioning how to make a difference. Check out the summer 2025 issue—and

We're absolutely thrilled to kick-off our First-Year Welcome Experience! An exciting day is ahead, full of meeting our new students and their wonderful families. 🎉 Are you registered for one of our FYWE days? We'd love to hear what you are most excited about!

We're absolutely thrilled to kick-off our First-Year Welcome Experience! An exciting day is ahead, full of meeting our new students and their wonderful families. 🎉 Are you registered for one of our FYWE days? We'd love to hear what you are most excited about!

Jumping into day two of the First-year Welcome Experience like... 🎉

Congratulations to President Grace J. Wang. The Boston Globe has named her a 2025 Tech Power Player – one of the 50 most influential and interesting people in the regional technology ecosystem.  The Boston Globe bostonglobe.com/business/tech-…

The eyes may be windows to the soul—but they’re also windows to the brain. Discover how WPI’s User Experience and Decision Making Lab is decoding eye movement to better understand anxiety and pain. bit.ly/45QbzSX

Why does Assistant Professor of Teaching Katherine Foo of The Global School have a stuffed wombat, a singing bowl, and a yoga mat in her office? Find out in the Spring 2025 WPI Journal. bit.ly/45hkj4i

At WPI, the “S” in STEM sometimes stands for Shakespeare! In this episode, we’re diving into how the Bard’s brilliant wordplay, unforgettable characters, and big ideas connect with the same curiosity and creativity that drive science, tech, engineering, and math.

Can your eyes reveal how you really feel? WPI researchers are using eye-tracking tech to uncover hidden signs of anxiety and chronic pain. Find out how in the Spring 2025 WPI Journal. bit.ly/45ibebC

Why does Assistant Professor of Teaching Katherine Foo of The Global School have a stuffed wombat, a singing bowl, and a yoga mat in her office? Find out in the Spring 2025 WPI Journal. bit.ly/45hkj4i

PLOT TWIST: Shakespeare at a tech school? Professor Michelle Ephraim is proving that literature and engineering have more in common than you'd think! From teaching "Infected Shakespeare" during the pandemic to helping students write therapeutic sonnets, she's showing how the

At WPI, the “S” in STEM sometimes stands for Shakespeare! In this episode, we’re diving into how the Bard’s brilliant wordplay, unforgettable characters, and big ideas connect with the same curiosity and creativity that drive science, tech, engineering, and math.

"They have all their expectations about Hawaii torn down—then built back up in a way that's richer" 🌴 Prof. Lauren Mathews on how students transform through real environmental work at WPI's Hawaii Project Center. Read their stories in our latest journal! bit.ly/3HDN7u6

From designing rainwater systems to preserving native plants. WPI students in Hawaii are tackling sustainability challenges that go way beyond typical engineering coursework. The hands-on experience? Life-changing. #WPI #Sustainability #HandsOnLearning