Wentworth News Archive

A simple request from Joe Fallon to gain work experience with developer Thomas J. Flatley—while still a student—ignited what would become Wentworth Institute of Technology's transformative cooperative education (co-op) program.

The annual Boston Society for Architecture (BSA) Awards gala, a celebration of design excellence in Massachusetts and beyond, shone a spotlight on innovation and collaboration this year, featuring awards uniquely crafted by students and faculty from Wentworth Institute of Technology.  

Wentworth Institute of Technology alumnus Brian Van Slyke, President of Kolter Urban's Florida West Coast division, was recently interviewed by Tampa Magazine. The article highlights his journey from working as a teenage ironworker to leading major luxury condominium developments.  

The official website for "This Old House" is featuring Wentworth Institute of Technology Associate Professor Payam Bakhshi for his expertise in home energy efficiency.  

Greater Boston's housing market faces unique challenges, ranking 11th in population but a distant 30th in home construction.

A vibrant celebration of power and beauty took center stage when all were welcomed to Watson Auditorium for the "Beautè en Noir" fashion show hosted by the Wentworth Institute of Technology chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE).  

Members of the Wentworth community were invited to chill out on Wednesday as the university hosted the Spring Well-being Day, transforming the campus into a hub of wellness and engagement for students, faculty, and staff.  

An article in today’s Boston Globe exploring the return on investment (ROI) of college degrees highlights the value of a Wentworth Institute of Technology education. 

Wentworth Institute of Technology's School of Engineering proudly hosted the 34th Annual Model Bridge Competition on February 2, in partnership with the Boston Society of Civil Engineers.  

Boston high school students are gaining a competitive edge in the STEM fields thanks to a new collaboration that provides dynamic learning experiences.  

It has been a transformative year for Wentworth Institute of Technology’s School of Engineering, marked by significant academic advancements and accomplishments from faculty, students, and alumni.  

The upcoming Women at Wentworth event is set to welcome Farah Naz, a leading voice in sustainable architecture and engineering, and Wentworth Institute of Technology alumna, as its keynote speaker and Woman of the Year honoree.  

It's an exciting time to be at Wentworth, especially for our School of Engineering. This past year has been one of tremendous growth and achievement, and I'm incredibly proud of the strides we've made in reimagining what engineering education can be. 

Christine Pereira has been named Deputy Director of Athletics at Wentworth Institute of Technology. 

"I am super excited to welcome Christine to Wentworth Athletics," said Aaron. "Christine's wide-ranging experience, strategic approach and passion for student-athlete success will be help elevate the athletic department to exceptional academic and athletic success."

While other members of the Wentworth community were away from campus during winter break, the Department of Facilities team was hard at work implementing a variety of improvements across campus. 

Wentworth Institute of Technology hosted "Designing the Future: Diversity, Representation, and Innovation in Architecture and Design" last month. The event aimed to underscore the importance of diversity and representation within the architecture industry. 

Wentworth Institute of Technology Professor Mark Pasnik spoke with NBC Boston about Boston City Hall gaining landmark status. In the interview, he discusses the building’s brutalist style and the controversy surrounding its design.  

Wentworth Institute of Technology alum Michael Fallon, Master of Construction Management ’16, recently sat with the Boston Real Estate Times.

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