The Schedule Tamer
John Stewart ’97 uses AI to solve the complex mathematical problem of sports scheduling for professional leagues.
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The Itch to Heal
With unconventional thinking honed at WPI, Elzani van Zyl tackles the scourge of malaria.
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The Schedule Tamer
John Stewart ’97 uses AI to solve the complex mathematical problem of sports scheduling for professional leagues.
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A Robotic Assist for Better Health
In the Medical FUSION Lab, engineers are combining medical imaging and robotics to make healthcare better, safer, and more cost-effective.
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A Robotic Assist for Better Health
In the Medical FUSION Lab, engineers are combining medical imaging and robotics to make healthcare better, safer, and more cost-effective.
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Lob Shot to Checkmate
Joshua Solomon '26 excels in two very different disciplines: water polo and competitive chess.
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Taking the Scary Out of Organic Chemistry
Anita Mattson is helping her students find a positive, emotional connection to organic chemistry through a series of six comic books.
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Soaking Up the Culture While Doing Research in London
WPI students have completed research projects in London for decades. The latest group created an audio tour for the Brunel Museum after studying how visitors interact with exhibits.
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Steven Van Dessel
Get to know Steven Van Dessel, professor in the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering, through items found in his office.
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An Exhibit Inspired by a Young Boy’s Vision
Cale Putnam ’07 and his wife, Liz, work to keep their son’s spirit alive at Worcester’s EcoTarium.
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Q&A with Bogdan Vernescu on the Impact of Federal Research Funding Changes
The vice provost for research reports that research expenditures are at an all-time high, but federal funding changes are posing challenges.
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Alumni Couple Gives Back in Gratitude
Danielle and Kenneth Fries are giving back to their alma mater to support scholarships, athletics, and student organizations.
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At the Heart of his Support: Pride in WPI’s Growth
Gregory Barnhart '70 credits WPI's hands-on learning and his fraternity for forging his successful career.
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Hidden Treasures at Higgins House
Higgins House, a 1923 architectural marvel, is filled with hidden treasures, including detailed carvings that reflect its unique design.
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Building Better Bioadhesives
NEWS ROUNDUP: Developing a new class of medical adhesives to safely and reliably connect human tissues to therapeutic devices implanted in the body; new engineering dean; turning scrap metal to essential equipment; and more.
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Goat Guide
Alex Sawicki ’27 and Clay Ramus ’27 are training a black lab puppy to be a guide dog, continuing a tradition for their fraternity, Phi Kappa Theta.
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Lora Brueck and Art at the Heart of the Library
University Librarian Anna Keller Gold writes about Lora Brueck, WPI’s first archivist and a passionate artist, who was instrumental in bringing art to Gordon Library.
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Business Education in a Polytechnic Era
President Grace Wang writes about scaling WPI's business programs in a bold way.
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Class Notes Summer 2025
Catch up with fellow alumni, then send your news to classnotes@wpi.edu.
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