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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Blaise Schroeder Understands Everyone Has a Story
Blaise Schroeder's leadership, from promoting mental health awareness and campus improvements for marginalized students to creating positive change in general, has proven invaluable.
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Martin Thulani Milanzi Brings STEM to Refugees in Zambia
Thanks to a $10,000 award from Projects for Peace, Martin Thulani Milanzi ’24 created “Education Meheba—Experiential STEM and Tertiary Education Support for Refugee Children in Zambia."
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Pursuing a Passion for the Environment
When it comes to her path in life, both academically and personally, Eugena Choi '24 is a product of her environment—literally.
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Juggling Competitive Skating With Challenging Academics
Tessa Lytle maintains a precise training and performance schedule while also working on her BS/MS in mechanical engineering.
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Jeremy Trilling ’22: A Creative Vision Takes Flight
In the years since Jeremy Trilling’s unconventional arrival at WPI in a flying electric vehicle he built, he has been a tireless maker, using all the tools at his disposal—some of his own creation—to expand the realm of air travel.
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