Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) has awarded promotions and/or tenure to 37 full-time faculty members in recognition of their exemplary teaching, research, and service, effective July 1, 2026.

WPI research team shows that ultrasound sensors and AI enable tiny drones to navigate in difficult conditions with limited ...

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) has named Jeffrey Bardzell, a nationally recognized interdisciplinary scholar and ...

Global Lab offers hands-on help for student teams developing extended reality and artificial intelligence project ...

Fall 2026/Spring 2027 registration will begin on the last day of March! Here’s what you need to know, and a few steps to follow to make the process smoother. Registration appointments will be created ...

A newly unified support system and online community for WPI entrepreneurs is aiming to connect student and faculty inventors to outside advisors who can help turn discoveries into commercial success ...

WPI Professor Dmitry Korkin and researchers in Senegal are using a unique type of artificial intelligence (AI) to develop a tool that could not only help pathologists in tropical regions diagnose skin ...

Campus operations will follow regular hours beginning Tuesday. The city’s parking ban is still in effect; the city will tow cars from streets around campus. All parking lots and garages will be open ...

Looking to nominate any students for the upcoming Student Recognition Awards this spring? Nomination Forms are now open for the 2026 Student Recognition Awards! Please read the descriptions below & ...

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) researchers have created a new carbon-negative building material that could transform sustainable construction. The work, published in the high-impact journal ...

While many colleges and universities offer study abroad programs, few provide international experiential learning opportunities to the extent Worcester Polytechnic Institute does. Among the nation’s ...

As climate-induced disasters such as hurricanes grow more frequent and severe in Puerto Rico, communities across the archipelago are increasingly relying on mutual-aid networks to protect one another.