Alumni Survey Confirms Value of Project-Based Learning A group of students working in Costa Rica

Alumni Survey Confirms Value of Project-Based Learning

Data from a recent alumni survey prove that working on multiple hands-on projects throughout a college career equips students with valuable skills that contribute to their personal and professional success.

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A Home on The Hill: WPI’s First Residence Hall Opens Archval photos of Sanford Riley and the residence hall named for him

A Home on The Hill: WPI’s First Residence Hall Opens

As more students came to campus from afar to learn the most modern scientific and engineering principles, campus administrators realized that the issue of student housing would become a barrier to growth.

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Flame out Flames burning cardboard houses

Flame out

Students in Assistant Professor James Urban’s class set fire to miniature model wildland urban interface communities to understand how wildfires spread.

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News Roundup: Using Light and AI to Improve Stroke Treatment An illustration of a brain with colorful lights representing stroke treatment

News Roundup: Using Light and AI to Improve Stroke Treatment

Quantum cloud research, education to leap forward; Lighting the way to better drying technologies; An ongoing commitment to well-being

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Awards, Honors, and Recognitions Hyers, Hoffman, Wang, Tuler

Awards, Honors, and Recognitions

Recognition for Robert Hyers, Bryce Hoffman, Grace Wang, and Seth Tuler, plus new teaching professors on the tenure track.

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