Students in the fire protection engineering department’s undergraduate course “Fire Laboratory” set fire to miniature model wildland-urban interface communities to understand how wildfires spread when the flames enter populated areas.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for WPI Family Weekend! We had an amazing time filled with laughter and great memories. Check out our recap video to relive the highlights and all the fun we had together! #WPIFamilyWeekend

In the Interactive Media and Game Development program at WPI, students and faculty designed an immersive “anti-escape room” experience that takes players back to one person’s “perfect” summer in 1986.

Despite the drizzle, the WPI community was super pumped to welcome the new students as they crossed Earle Bridge!

From heartwarming speeches to joyful celebrations, this video captures all the highlights of this special day. Join us as we take a trip down memory lane and celebrate the incredible achievements of the graduating class of 2024. Don't miss out on this emotional and inspiring journey that will leave you feeling proud and motivated. Watch now and be a part of these memorable WPI graduation moments!

Our current students share their top tips and advice for incoming students. #CollegeBound #WPI2028 #StudentAdvice #WelcomeToTheFamily 🐐

Researchers at WPI are using a powerful microscope to analyze semiconductors and spot cybersecurity threats to computer hardware. The Phemos-X microscope is an emission and laser-scanning microscope that enables researchers to view transistors, inspect structures on a computer chip, and analyze signals, all with a goal of improving the security of integrated circuits. Shahin Tajik and Fatemeh Ganji are two of the faculty members in the WPI Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering who are conducting leading-edge research in WPI’s cybersecurity facilities. Learn more about WPI’s research facilities:https://www.wpi.edu/research/core-research-facilities

An extensive study of more than 2,200 WPI alumni conducted in 2021 revealed lifelong professional and personal benefits of experiential, hands-on learning through project work. Learn more at wpi.edu/+projectimpact

A team of WPI students recently brought their scratch-built car to compete in the Formula + Hybrid competition at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.