REGISTER WHO'S COMING?The Alumni Association will present awards for professional achievement and service to WPI. Honorees will be announced soon.In addition, reunion classes will present their reunion gifts and members of the 50th reunion class of 1975 who have not already been inducted into the Fifty-Year Associates this weekend will be inducted. The program will be followed by a reception where attendees can meet and get to know our honorees. Includes light appetizers and cash bar service. Advanced registration is requested for this event.Alden Memorial · FREE 2025 Alumni Association Award RecipientsRobert H. Goddard Alumni Award for Outstanding Professional Achievement David R. Doherty ‘85Maneesh Goyal ‘95Dr. Lothar W. Kleiner ‘70David A. Ross ‘90Ichabod Washburn Young Alumni Award for Professional Achievement ​Marta K. Asack ‘05Dr. Laura E. Holberger ‘05Kate Olguin ‘20Adam Panzica ’10, MS’13 Herbert F. Taylor Alumni Award for Distinguished Service to WPI ​John F. Gabranski ‘75Michael E. Aspinwall ’75William R. Grogan Award for Support of the Mission of WPI Paula M. (Fragassi) Delaney ’75Goat’s Head Award for Lifetime Commitment to WPIPatrick T. Moran ‘65

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REGISTER WHO'S COMING?WPI Field Hockey takes on Springfield College in this NEWMAC Conference showdown!Tickets are not required to attend this game.Alumni Stadium · FREE

REGISTER WHO'S COMING?Grab your classmates and head to one of our campus dining halls to dine alongside our students! Morgan Dining Hall and the Rubin Campus Center food court are both great options. Morgan Dining Hall: All-you-can-eat buffet; $15.00 per personRubin Campus Center Food Court: À la carte pricing on all itemsSpecial gathering spaces and opportunities will be available for reunion classes in Morgan Dining Hall during dinner hours on Friday and Saturday.

REGISTER WHO'S COMING?GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade) alumni are invited to gather in our exclusive GOLD Lounge. Snacks and bar service will be provided. Advanced registration is requested for this event.Sports & Recreation Center · FREE

REGISTER WHO'S COMING TO HOMECOMING?Open to members of the 50th reunion class of 1975 and their guests. Reunion celebrants who have not already been inducted into the Fifty-Year Associates this weekend will be inducted. Registration for this event includes dinner, tableside wine service, and cash bar service, plus registration for the Decades Dance! Advanced registration is requested for this event.Rubin Campus Center, Odeum · Early Bird Price: $50; Standard Price: $75Much gratitude to Judy Nitsch ’75, Hon.'15 for her generous support of WPI’s Homecoming and the Class of 1975 50th Reunion Dinner Banquet, helping to reduce the early registration cost to $50. Early bird registration pricing for this event is available through September 1.

REGISTER WHO'S COMING?Open to the classes of 1974 and prior. The classes of 1970, 1965, 1960, 1955, and 1950 will have their reunions recognized during this special dinner event. Registration for this event includes dinner, tableside wine service, and cash bar service, plus admission to the Decades Dance! Advanced registration is requested for this event.Rubin Campus Center, Odeum · $75

REGISTER WHO'S COMING?It's a blast from the past! Every era has its signature clothing styles, music, and dance moves. Dress up in fashion from your class's decade and close out your Saturday by showing off your decade-appropriate moves at our Decades Dance. Open to all alumni. Cockail hour 7 to 8 with cash bar service and light appetizers; bar service will be remain open throughout the event. Prizes will be awarded for best decades fashions!Alden Memorial · $15

Come to this virtual drop-in session to ask ITS staff your questions on how to best manage your Microsoft 365 Storage.Here is the Zoom link: https://wpi.zoom.us/j/96953356331 If you have any difficulty logging in, please call the Service Desk at 508-831-5888. Microsoft 365 Storage Resources:These resources will help you get started on managing your Outlook and OneDrive storage.Storage Management FAQsExploring OutlookThe Inbox Cleanup Journey of an Email Hoarder by Mike HamiltonExploring OneDriveOneDrive Cleanup Companion by Mike Hamilton

Join us as we celebrate and thank you for all your hard work and dedication throughout the year. Enjoy breakfast with colleagues as we give voice to our appreciation for you.

Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to sign up for vaccine appointments. Please click here to schedule a time slot.

Join the Center for Well-Being Peer Well-Being Ambassadors (PWBA) for the CWB’s Health Hut series. This series promotes wellness from a student’s lens where PWBAs share their passion for wellness and their best tips to ignite your own well-being. This week, join PWBA June for Lymphoma Awareness Month.

The WPI community comes together to support WPI's student clubs and organizations fundraise for their programs on Giving Day. Come to the RCC to meet with them, learn about philanthropy, and get some snacks/swag!

Join us for an inspiring conversation with New York Times Bestseller, Susan Magsamen, renowned author, researcher, and advocate for the arts in health and education. Discover how creativity shapes our minds, lives, and communities.

We invite all A&S faculty to join us to connect as a community, welcome new faculty, celebrate our recently promoted and tenured faculty, and celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Data Science program.

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REGISTER BY SEPTEMBER 30WHO'S COMING First-of-Its-Kind in Explosion Protection EngineeringThe Explosion Protection Engineering Program at WPI is the first in the United States to take a unified approach to explosion protection that encompasses all applications and industries. Dedicated to advancing the science and practice of explosion protection, WPI’s comprehensive program is designed to equip professionals with theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing students for the complexities and challenges of explosion hazards everywhere including some types of batteries, chemicals, and even food dust. Meet the PresentersAli Rangwala, Ph.D is a professor in Fire Protection Engineering. His research interests include problems related to industrial fire and explosion problems. His courses include Explosion Dynamics, Explosion Protection, Industrial Fire Protection, Fire Dynamics, Combustion, and Heat and Mass Transfer.Stephen Kmiotek '80 MS'82, Ph.D '86 is a professor of practice in chemical engineering whose focus is to bring his 30 years of experience in the chemical and environmental industries to the undergraduate classes. Steve's focus has been on Chemical Process Safety, Environmental, Health and Safety, and, Air Pollution Engineering.Jagannath Jayachandran, Ph.D., is associate professor for Aerospace Engineering. His research is aimed toward understanding fundamental aspects of reacting flows at thermodynamic conditions of relevance to aircraft, rocket, and automobile propulsion.Hannah Murray '21, MS'22 and current Ph.D. student states "This program will be incredibly valuable in building working professionals who can help rationalize, solve, and justify solutions to complex industry problems. There are problems that we don't have all the answers for. I am looking forward to taking courses with experienced professors and conducting research in the advanced facilities available at WPI.”Andrew Goetz is a current student in the Masters of Explosion Protection Engineering Program. Wednesday, October 1, 2025The Alumni Center at Higgins House10:00 Guest Social10:30 Welcome Remarks10:45 Featured Presentation11:30 Presentation ConcludesSalisbury Labs, 21411:45 FPE Combustion Lab Tour12:30 Program Concludes This program is hosted by WPI Voyagers. Members of the WPI community, age 55+ and having a keen interest in continued engagement with WPI, are invited to join us for this program.Parking passes are required and provided via registration confirmation email.Please register by September 30 to receive/print your parking pass.More about the Explosion Protection Engineering ProgramDesigned amid growing concerns about fire and explosion risk posed by manufacturing facilities and advancing technologies like electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cells, the new program builds on WPI’s esteemed legacy in Fire Protection Engineering, which has been at the forefront of fire safety education and research since its inception in 1978. Explosions, whether related to battery and energy production and storage, accidental industrial incidents, unintended combustion of manufacturing materials, or intentional bombings, have led to catastrophic consequences. Notable examples include the BP Deepwater Horizon explosion (2010), the Merrimack Valley gas explosions in Massachusetts (2016), and the Surprise, Arizona energy storage system explosion (2019). These events have resulted in deaths, countless injuries, and billions of dollars in damages.