Take a look back at some of the people, places, news, and events at WPI during the month of March as captured by our talented staff photographers and videographers.
On March 1, C-Term finals were winding down, the temperature rose to 56, and students turned to a comfy hammock and thoughts of springtime.
One week later, Gompei––wearing his custom sweater––stands guard over the Quad as winter storm Quinn roars through Worcester, leaving more than a foot of snow and canceled classes in its wake.
Women in Data Science (WiDS) Ambassadors (from left) Caitlin Kuhlman, Cansu Sen, and Melanie Jutras organized the regional Central Massachusetts gathering of the global WiDS Conference on March 5. The conference attracted 200 people.
WPI students see two feet of snow as a gift of building potential, even if it’s temporary. After a mid-March storm, this full-size, structurally sound igloo was top real estate on the Quad.
With an Air Force competition challenge to build an autonomous security robot from a wheelchair, a WPI team’s prototype device might one day protect unmanned military installations, such as missile silos, worldwide.
