The Month in Photos: March 2019

Soccer legend Kristine Lilly stopped by for a presentation and shared her fight for gender equality and equal pay.

The Black Student Union’s annual fashion show, Revelation, offered attendees a night of fashion, music, dancing, and more.

Middle and high school students visited campus for DynamiQueST, an interactive event from MIT that offers the chance to understand and participate in simulated world climate negotiations.

The standing-room-only crowd didn’t underestimate the gravity of this year’s University Lecture, “Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future, a Celebration of 50 Years Since Apollo,” featuring NASA chief scientist James Green and Steven Rothstein, executive director of the John F. Kennedy Foundation.

Global, entrepreneurial, and academic experts gathered to present on and discuss WPI’s role in the future of work and the workforce.

No, you napped for three hours after indulging in all the delicious treats at this year’s International Food Festival.

When we say, “Don’t step on the seal,” we mean it.

Carley Dykstra ’19 became WPI’s first All-American in the pole vault with a fourth-place clearance at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships.

WPI welcomed hundreds of participants while hosting the annual Women in Data Science Central Massachusetts Conference, considered part of the largest analytics conference in the world.

We celebrated 50 years of WPI’s Department of Computer Science (it doesn’t look a day over 25).

Jack Bauer ’19 just kept swimming—he reset the school record for the 100-yard backstroke, earning silver at the NCAA Division III Swimming & Diving Championships, and bronze in the 200-yard backstroke the next day.

Ah, spring. The birds are chirping, the sun is shining ... well, close enough.