In the first term of the course, students made and programmed their own AI generators, which use artificial intelligence and ...

“Dr. Chen’s extensive experience in surgical robotics and visionary approach to healthcare technology make him an invaluable ...

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) celebrates Black History Month (2025) by honoring the vibrant culture, heritage, and significant contributions of Black Americans. This month invites us all to ...

What’s possible? It’s a question this premier technological university is well-equipped to ask of our students—and to encourage our students to ask. Similarly, WPI’s esteemed scholars and researchers, ...

Now, more than ever, the world needs what we have created and what we do at WPI.

This month we are featuring a display of books by Black authors on the main entrance level of the library. Stop by to browse and borrow books across all genres, from classics to poetry, fiction, ...

This talk will define non-genetic mechanisms by which cancer cells corrupt the process of cell division as they evolve and adapt to become more aggressive and drug resistant.

This is a reminder of WPI's communication plan, should it become necessary to delay classes, cancel classes, or close the university early due to inclement weather. By 10 pm on the day before classes ...

Summer Scholars: WPI’s 2024 Summer Undergraduate Research Programs Inspire a New Wave of Students Ready to Take on the Challenges of Tomorrow ...

WPI is proud to announce its participation in the upcoming 2025 Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), taking place in Boston, Massachusetts, from February ...

Together with colleagues in Worcester's Academic Research Collaborative, Gordon Library is excited to announce a new Worcester city-wide public event series where faculty, students, staff and the ...

In December, five WPI students were selected as recipients of the U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. Recipients include Olivia Kochol ’26, an electrical and ...