Join us in this soothing session using healing instruments such as gongs, singing bowls, chimes, and more where participants are bathed in “sound waves” that bring healing to the body. Participants may experience relaxation, an increased sense of well-being, balanced energy, and deep awareness. Sponsored by the CWB. 

Join us for a fun afternoon of free s'mores and Spikeball, hosted by the Outing Club and Spikeball Club!

Join us between 2-4 PM in Fuller 311 for stickers, jigsaw puzzles, and quiet coloring, as well as the opportunity to meet and relax with our CS community. All are welcome! Sponsored by Computer Science.

Join us for yoga.  In yoga, movements flow between yoga poses as you link your breath to the movement of the body. Boost your mood, improve your sleep, and feel your stress roll away when you participate. Sponsored by the CWB.

Stop in for a few snuggles or sloppy doggie kisses to help melt away anxiety and stress. Our furry friends will be awaiting your presence!  Sponsored by the CWB and Gordon Library. 

Department of Mathematical SciencesGraduate Student SeminarFriday, September 19th, 20254:00PM-5:00PMStratton Hall 202Speaker: Derek Drumm, WPITitle: M/EEG Source Localization via Reciprocal Basis FunctionsAbstract: Magnetoencephalography (MEG) and electroencephalography (EEG) are methods of recording the magnetic and electric fields of the brain. These fields are generated by neurological sources according to stimuli felt throughout the body. Source localization is a brain imaging procedure which uses the recorded M/EEG signals to recover the region of the neurological source. This procedure encompasses two major processes: building a model of the neurological sources (the forward problem) and using this model in conjunction with the recorded signals to localize the site of the sources (the inverse problem). In this presentation, I will present a brief overview of the source localization procedure and showcase how it can be utilized using our in-house solver to localize sources from real-world data.

Join us for a casual karaoke session featuring Japanese pop (J-pop) and other music of your choice. We do non-Japanese music too, so don't feel forced in that sense. The event is open to everyone, whether you are familiar with Japanese music or just curious to try something new. Sing along to your favorite songs, discover new tracks, or just enjoy the performances. The event will take place in a medium-sized room with sound equipment provided. Sponsored by the Japan Association.

We keep the CC open until 2am the next morning and set out board games from our library for people to come by and play for free. Attendees can come in groups or just find people to play with at the event. Sponsored by Science Fiction Society.

Get your boogie on at the Silent Disco on the Quad! A silent disco is an event where you get headphones and can choose from 3 channels playing music. Jam out with great music and free ice cream! Sponsored by the CWB. 

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Have questions regarding your retirement with WPI? Meet with a representative from TIAA and discuss 1:1 with them your retirement options. All meetings are confidential. All individuals are required to register beforehand.

We will be gathering to help Charlie Morse celebrate his pending retirement at the end of September. Please come and join us to thank Charlie for his many contributions to the WPI community over the last 33 years.

Constitution Day lecture featuring Dr. Kyle Roberts on Religion and the American Revolution A View from the Archives.Kyle Roberts heads the Congregational Library Archive in Boston. He previously worked at the American Philosophical Society and taught at Loyola University Chicago, where he was Director of the Center for Textual Studies and Digital Humanities. He is also the author of Evangelical Gotham: Religion and the Making of New York City, 1783-1860.

CEAE Department BS/MS Info Session

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 Zarrin for helpful tips on stress relief.

One way to contribute to the Microsoft365 Storage Management project is to clean up your OneDrive.Come join us on Tuesday, 10:00am - 11:00am EDT for a live tutorial and tips on how to clean up your OneDrive storage.Please register on this Microsoft Form to attend the webinar or receive the recording. 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