This is the second consecutive year that his TV series “Jonathan Bird’s Blue World” has been awarded an Emmy. In 2010, it received the award for Outstanding Magazine Feature/Segment.

Forkey excelled as a student-athlete, was a tournament-winning amateur golfer, led a successful engineering company, and served WPI as a trustee for 21 years.

On Oct. 28, WPI celebrated it most generous donors with the launch of the 1865 Society, a new donor society to recognize those who have given $1 million or more to the university.

Four WPI student scholars recently spent time with Mike Dolan ’75, Senior Vice President of ExxonMobil Corporation.

First Lt. Andrew McCarthy ’08 is featured in the special video “A Year at War” on the New York Times website.

Jonathan Bird’s most famous endeavor has been the creation of his award-winning television show, ‘Jonathan Bird’s Blue World.’

The future WPI Fire Protection Engineering Lab is expected to house activities related to combustion and explosion, fire and materials, policy and risk, suppression, wildland-urban interface fires, and engineering tools to support the fire service.

The Morgan Center will play a critical role in ensuring that WPI professors can meet the challenge of preparing the next generation of engineers, scientists, and industry leaders.

Edward Cheung ’85 is used to going far to reach his dreams.