The Music Man
Dan Sullivan ’77 uses his engineering powers to make life more melodic.
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Maker of Worlds
Kate Olguin '20 turned a passion for storytelling into a thriving game design career, earning a spot on Forbes 30 Under 30 after launching viral indie hit The Call of Karen.
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Windows Into the Brain
WPI researchers use eye-tracking to unlock insights into decision-making, stress, and pain—paving the way for smarter, user-focused technology.
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Windows Into the Brain
WPI researchers use eye-tracking to unlock insights into decision-making, stress, and pain—paving the way for smarter, user-focused technology.
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Keeping a Space Dream Alive
Christian North, a nontraditional aerospace engineering student, balances full-time work at Oracle with a mission to teach and inspire the next generation of engineers.
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Katherine Foo
Get to know Assistant Professor of Teaching Katherine Foo through items found in her office.
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A Relationship Deeper Than Surface Beauty
Students gain hands-on experience in environmental conservation at the Hawaii Project Center, developing impactful IQPs that deepen their understanding of native ecosystems and Hawaiian culture.
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Q&A with Kent Rissmiller and Kathleen Head as the Global Projects Program Turns 50
Discover how WPI’s Global Projects Program evolved into a signature educational experience.
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Finding Purpose With the Pain
Through Fentanyl Fathers, Robert Kiessling ’87 is educating teens across the country about the deadly risks of illicit drugs.
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How Bazar, How Bazar
WPI students partnered with SINGA Lyon in France to develop interactive media for promoting community and inclusion of migrants
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Ancient Folding Art Inspires Flexible Robotics Arm
NEWS ROUNDUP: Robotics researchers are developing an origami-inspired, soft robotic arm to help wheelchair users grasp out-of-reach object.
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Honoring a Profound Impact on WPI, Wireless Technology, and Society
The legacy of wireless communications pioneer Professor Kaveh Pahlavan, PhD ’79, lives on through a new endowed scholarship.
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Participatory Archiving Reveals Radio Club Treasures
Students and archivists collaborate to rediscover the legacy of the Wireless Association—the nation's third-oldest college radio club—through participatory archiving and historical preservation.
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The Science of Fiction
Gary Goshgarian writes how he leveraged his scientific training to become bestselling medical thriller author Gary Braver.
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Alumni Give Back with Gifts of Time and Talent
All ways of giving back are deeply appreciated.
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