Qigong (energy work) is an ancient Chinese practice developed by mirroring movements in Nature. "Qi" means energy, and "Gong" means work or skill. In this moving meditation, you will learn to cultivate and direct your energy through gentle, intentional movement, breath, and relaxation. We’ll do simple, flowing sequences rooted in the five elements of Chinese medicine and the playful movements of the Five Animal Frolics. Come as you are - no experience needed and uncover the art of effortless power and flow. Join via Zoom or come in person to the CWB Program Room! Sponsored by the CWB. Link: https://forms.office.com/r/cZRJr7U4fx

In this activity, we will be taking various basic games such as Go Fish and Crazy 8s and altering the rules together so the game's players work together towards a singular goal rather than each player trying to win. Come to play fun games or learn more about the game design process. All materials are provided by the club, but attendees are welcome to bring their own games. Sponsored by International Game Developers Association.

Join the CWB to travel out of this world! Enjoy free popcorn and hot chocolate while we watch Interstellar. Sponsored by the CWB.

Come sing karaoke with WooJA! Anyone is welcome, and any music (as long as it's appropriate) is welcome. Sing your heart out and destress :3. Sponsored by Japan Association.

Test your space knowledge at Trivia Night! Join us for a fun-filled evening of space trivia, open to all knowledge levels! Just show up, and we'll assign you to a team—no prior preparation needed. Compete for a chance to win 1st and 2nd place prizes and enjoy the friendly competition! Sponsored by the CWB and Goat's Head Programs.

REGISTER BY NOVEMBER 3 TO ATTEND IN PERSONORJOIN VIA ZOOM WEBINAR VIEW WHO'S COMING The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Student Steel Bridge Competition competes annually, challenging universities to design, fabricate and build a scale model of a steel bridge. What's the 2026 challenge? Communities north of El Paso need a new, aesthetically pleasing pedestrian bridge over the Rio Grande, and they’re counting on student teams to make it happen. WPI Voyagers invites the WPI community, age 55+, to the undergraduate student and faculty-led Steel Bridge Team presentation highlighting their endeavors, priorities and needs, including their academic learning, skills, design and construction process for an annual scale model steel bridge competition. The team will also discuss how you can support their efforts, and you will learn about WPI's Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Department priorities.Meet the PresentersDr. Leonard Albano is faculty advisor for the Steel Bridge Team, and Associate Professor for Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering for WPI. Dr. Albano enjoys teaching engineering fundamentals as well as upper level and graduate courses presenting advance topics and fostering deeper learning. He works to align his approach to MQPs with classroom philosophy, guiding students to build from their background learning experiences and to integrate new knowledge and skills.Student Teammates:Freddie Smith IV ’26, Civil EngineeringSteven Tran ’26, Civil EngineeringMena Youssif ’26, Civil EngineeringAidan Flanagan ’26, Civil Engineering Matt Santos ’27, Civil Engineering Kyler Ma '27, Civil EngineeringDavid Nichols ’28, Civil EngineeringFollow the team on Instagram (@wpisteelbridge)!DetailsWednesday, November 5, 2025The Alumni Center at Higgins House10:00 AM Check-In and Guest Social10:30 AM Welcome Remarks, WPI Voyagers10:45 AM Steel Bridge Team Presentation/Q&A11:30 AM Closing Remarks and Guest Social12:00 PM Program ConcludesRegister by November 3 to receive your parking pass. Unable to attend in person? Join us via Zoom webinar from 10:30-11:30 am using this link: https://wpi.zoom.us/j/94099426845 WPI Voyagers has been a campus staple since 1958 and welcomes all members of the WPI community, age 55+. Learn more about this social organization, and upcoming programs here.