The fun of a snowstorm, the opportunities of a career fair, and a little dog therapy—February had all that and more. See what the campus community was up to during the month.
Students, faculty, and staff hit the stage in the fourth annual WPI’s Go(a)t Talent Show to deliver a night filled with fun—and surprises at all the hidden talents on campus.
Women’s basketball grad student Alice Kelly hit a late three pointer to help the team to a NEWMAC Quarterfinal victory at Babson College. Photo credit: Alex Gutierrez/WPI Athletics
Rob Krueger, professor and department head of the Department of Social Science and Policy Studies, and founding editor of the WPI Press, introduced Martín Burt for a talk about his book, Who Owns Poverty? Burt is founder and CEO of the nonprofit Fundacion Paraguaya and created Poverty Stoplight, an anti-poverty program.
As always, the Heebner Career Development Center’s Spring In-Person Career Fair was a success for the 1,671 students and 150 employers (including Bristol Myers Squibb, Consigli, Jensen Hughes, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, RBC Bearings, and Hanover Company) who attended.
In men’s track and field, Ethan Anderson ’27 closed out the month with a weight throw and the next day earned Division III All-New England honors with 4x800 relay teammates junior Everett Mosher ’26, Brendan May ’25, Alden Betterley ’28, and Brinson Wyche ’26. Photo credit: Alex Gutierrez/WPI Athletics
Destressing with the best pups is a much-loved part of Wellness Day. We give this pup a 15/10 for bringing all the love.
The African Student Association shared African culture at Touch of Africa, an annual event held during Black History Month.
Prior to a 65-45 victory over Wellesley College, senior players were honored at the Women’s Basketball Senior Day recognition. Photo credit: Jonah Carter ’27/WPI
Baby it’s cold outside, but there’s nothing like a fresh blanket of snow on the Quad to bring out the fun during C-Term.
