Michael Driscoll's Advice: 'Try Something New'
An unplanned high school chorus class unexpectedly changed Michael Driscoll’s life, leading him to a long career as a music teacher and choir director in Brookline, Mass.
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The Race for the ‘Auld Mug’
Few sporting events capture a sailor’s imagination more than the America’s Cup, and Liam Shanahan ’18 counts himself among the enchanted. As an engineer on the American Magic team, Shanahan hopes that his handiwork will help bring the trophy back to its original home in New York.
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Digging Deep
To aid a fragile planet, WPI alumni use AI to improve scrap metal recycling in the face of growing demand.
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Untapped Energy
WPI researchers have some interesting ideas on how to use their technological expertise to find viable pathways for people to run their homes, cars, and businesses while not exhausting the Earth’s resources.
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Educating and Empowering to Fight Climate Change
Sol Giesso's interest in ecology blossomed into a passion for environmental education.
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Dominic Golding
Get to know Teaching Professor Dominic Golding through items found in his office.
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Building Confidence While Helping the Environment
One of WPI’s newest project centers is only two hours from Worcester, but students who go there get their horizons broadened nonetheless.
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WPI’s First Valedictorian: Henry Prentiss Armsby, Class of 1871
Henry Prentiss Armsby’s work revolutionized agricultural practices and led to the development of Agricultural Experiment Stations across the United States.
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Lifelong Learner Remains Lifelong Supporter
Jason P. Macari is still giving back to WPI almost four decades later.
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Leading on the Court and in Life
Through basketball, David Brown ’12 found a calling in management.
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Q&A: Bill Battelle and Jennifer Parissi-Forti on changes to Commencement
The Commencement Committee co-chairs answer questions about combining the old with the new.
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Giving Back in Gratitude
For Gregory Tucker ’92, staying connected to the university is his way of giving back—to support the next generation of students and help ensure WPI remains a leader in higher education.
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