Teaching Life Skills on the Basketball Court
With lessons learned from his own challenges, Ryan Brown ’11 offers basketball clinics with a larger message.
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Revealing the Ocean’s Mysteries
Underwater cinematographer Jonathan Bird ’90 tells the story of life below the waves.
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ChatGPT: Revolutionary Tech or Pandora’s Box?
Is ChatGPT a tool to be embraced—disruptive in a good way—or something to be feared as a profound risk to society and humanity.
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Nothing Lasts Forever
Julie Bliss Mullen ’12 uses electrochemistry to sever the nearly unbreakable bond in PFAS forever chemicals.
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Carlo Pinciroli
Get to know Carlo Pinciroli, associate professor of robotics engineering and fire protection engineering, through items found in his office.
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Jacob Morse Wants to Help Cities Adapt to Climate Change
First Master’s in Community Climate Adaptation graduate keeps the birds singing.
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Tackling FinTech Projects on Wall Street—and Everywhere Else
The Wall Street/FinTech Project Center is run like a consulting company to deliver what the sponsor has in mind.
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The Archivist: A Splashy Addition to Campus
In June 1926, Henry J. Fuller, Class of 1895, helped dedicate the Fuller Memorial Pool in Alumni Gymnasium in honor of his father and WPI's second president, Homer T. Fuller.
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Celebrating the Life and Legacy of William B. Gould III
Community members using the campus-level entrance of Unity Hall can view a new plaque honoring the life and accomplishments of pioneering alumnus William B. Gould III.
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