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Join us for the Opening Event to kick off WPI Business School's Business Week 2025!President Grace Wang, along with Dean Kwamie Dunbar, will welcome the WPI community to the start of WPI’s third Business Week. President Wang will expand on her article, “Business Education in a Polytechnic Era” and Dean Dunbar will share his vision of how The Business School is preparing students to thrive in a rapidly changing world.Don’t miss this inspiring conversation as we set the stage for a week of exploration, networking, and business in action.We look forward to seeing you in the Odeum

Seminar Series “Levering Foot-Ground Interaction Dynamics for Sports Performance and Gait Rehabilitation” Wouter Hoogkamer, PhD Associate Professor Department of Kinesiology University of Massachusetts Amherst Abstract: Over the past 10 years innovations in running footwear have led to substantial improvements in running performance. While many credit (or blame) carbon-fiber plates for these improvements, a series of studies from our group suggests that innovations in midsole foams are the real hero (or culprit). Seeing what more compliant and resilient midsole foams are doing for running performance, we developed an adjustable surface stiffness treadmill to unilaterally expose people to a compliant surface while walking. Our recent results indicate that asymmetric surface stiffness walking leads to neuromotor adaptation in healthy control participants, which suggests this method can be leveraged to reduce weight-bearing asymmetries in neurological conditions such as people post-stroke. Bio: Wouter Hoogkamer, PhD (he/him) (pronounced “Wow-ter”) is an Associate Professor in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he runs the Integrative Locomotion Laboratory (UMILL). His lab uses a comprehensive approach to study human locomotion, integrating neurophysiology, biomechanics and energetics. His work on running shoes, cooperative drafting and course features might have played a tiny role in how the 2-hour marathon barrier was broken. His lab is currently studying biomechanics and energetics of marathon shoes and track spikes, and locomotor adaptation imposed by robotic footwear, mechatronic treadmills and exoskeletons, to improve gait rehabilitation paradigms. For a zoom link please contact Kate Harrison at kharrison@wpi.edu

Join WPI Archives & Special Collections in celebration of the new 2025-2026 Gladwin Gallery exhibit, "Currents of Change: Electrical & Computer Engineering at WPI from the Dawn of the Electric Age to Present Day". This event is a casual drop-in/drop-out style gathering with a brief welcome and short program led by ECE faculty at the start. After this introduction, attendees will be welcome to explore the exhibit and some interactive elements on their own. Light refreshments provided. Students, staff, faculty, alumni, and guests are welcome. Registration preferred. Please email archives@wpi.edu with any additional questions.

REGISTER WHO'S COMING?Join your host Matt Dunster '16 for an alumni gathering in New York City! Get together with old and new friends for snacks, drinks, and WPI memories.Monday, November 3, 20256:00 to 8:00 PMRaines Law Room at the William24 East 39th StreetNew York, NY 10016 This event is sponsored by the WPI Alumni Association. Appetizers and bar service will be available. Space is limited - advanced registration is strongly encouraged.

Stop by the Bookstore to compete in our Paper Airplane Contest! All participants will receive a coupon for 10% off at the Bookstore and the winners will receive an additional prize. Sponsored by the WPI Bookstore.

Sign up for a 15-minute Reiki session with certified Reiki master, Catherine Flayhan, as you experience healing in your whole-body by the gentle placement of the practitioner’s hands above or lightly on the receiver's body. Reiki is a healing practice that helps to bring your energetic body into alignment. Humans have two body forms. One is our physical body supported by our spine, bones, organs. We also have an energetic body with a central column that runs along our spine called a Sushumna. This is where the seven main Chakras live as well as the Nadis, which are channels that bring energy out to the rest of our body. Both can become out of alignment. When your energetic body is unaligned you visit a Reiki Practitioner.  Sponsored by the CWB.

Resilience is essential in a world where everyone feels pressure to produce more work of higher quality, with fewer people, in less time and with fewer resources. With challenges and demands in our personal lives as well, it is clear that we all must learn how to be change-proficient, cope with stress and other unexpected setbacks and overcome adversity. This presentation will provide individuals with the tools necessary to adapt to challenges and changes at home and at work, while helping them become more successful and productive and improving their overall sense of wellbeing. Join virtually or in-person in DH139. Sponsored by the CWB and T&I.

Stop by the CWB during Wellness Day and play some games, do a puzzle, or get some coloring done all while enjoying some free snacks. Sponsored by the CWB.

Come stop by to plant some seeds to watch grow throughout the year! You can also choose to decorate your pot to make it perfect for your space! Sponsored by HREC.

Drop-in at the CWB to make scratch art rockets! All materials provided. Sponsored by the CWB. 

5v5 Basketball Tournament for the WPI Community. Sponsored by Campus Recreation Advisory Council.