The Center for Sciences and Biomedical Engineering had its topping off ceremony on October 19, 2011. Students, faculty, and staff gathered to celebrate the milestone. The building will open in fall 2012. Watch Video »

For Rebecca Williams, BELM ’14, co-op meant change. A change in location. A change in expectations. A change in her future. Read More »

Ron Bernier has a bachelor’s degree in art history, three masters’ degrees, and a PhD in art history. But he’s still ready to learn.  Read More »

Oregon-based painter Elise Wagner visited campus to kick off her Casella Gallery exhibit, "Quantum and Creative Connections." Watch Video »

Mock Interview Day provided more than 150 Wentworth students with the opportunity to engage in interview sessions with more than 60 volunteers from approximately 50 participating employer organizations. Read More »

Wentworth announced that two new undergraduate programs–Applied Mathematics and Computer Engineering–will launch in the fall of 2012. Both programs will provide exciting educational opportunities, address industry needs and student interests, and produce skilled professionals in the workforce. The degree in applied mathematics is designed to be completed in three years but will also have a four-year option. Read More »

Craig Michaud, BCMT ’11 (third from right), participated in the Boston Soldier Ride bike race. Read More »

Staff Wars

They came from a galaxy far, far away (Beatty Hall) to trick-or-treat around Wentworth's campus. DTS staff members pictured (left to right): Tyler Petipas-Haggerty, Mimi Phan, and Mark McIvor.

Welcome New Employees!