News at Wentworth
- March 27, 2020—Virtual event allows participants to make women’s history more visible online by writing and editing Wikipedia entries of female activists.
- March 24, 2020—Online Schools Report released a list of their top 50 schools.
- March 21, 2020—While much of the world shifts to distance and online modalities of education due to the Coronavirus outbreak, Wentworth officials have experience on which to build.
- March 20, 2020—Wentworth joins other arts and engineering-based schools in shifting learning opportunities.
- March 19, 2020—Maarouf Barry looks to protect the environment while offering West Africans more employment opportunity.
- March 18, 2020—The Co-ops and Careers event will take place on the WITworks site.
- March 11, 2020—Continue to check wit.edu for further updates as they become available.
- March 10, 2020—For their alternative spring break this year, a group of 11 students looked to alternative energy.
- March 9, 2020—Stephenson, a former editor at the Boston Globe and the Atlantic, and currently a contributing writer for the Nation, will share his story of climate activism and how individual citizens can insist upon change.
- March 6, 2020—The Leopards will take on Endicott College on Saturday, March 7 at 3:00 p.m.
- March 3, 2020—New website launched to track important information from health agencies and stay current with any and all potential developments on campus.
- February 27, 2020—Author and Vietnam War veteran Joseph Allen Freeborn spoke to Wentworth students and others in Watson Auditorium on Feb. 25, sharing awe-inspiring tales from his new book, Letters from Vietnam.
- February 26, 2020—The $1.75 million endowed scholarship fund will go to local students who want to major in life sciences at the university.
- February 21, 2020—Wentworth Institute and Simmons University to highlight contributions of women suffragists and host event where participants can review and transcribe handwritten suffragist materials.
- February 21, 2020—The results are based on median early-career salary data of more than five million graduates from the U.S. Department of Education's resource, College Scorecard.
- February 18, 2020—The students proposed new infrastructure, a library, a church, terraced market gardens, and a 140-meter housing tower with public connections between a new school in the valley and the Metrocable station.
