The venerated Boston Scholars Dinner returned to campus this year, celebrating the success stories of Wentworth Institute of Technology students from Greater Boston, past, present, and future.

A tradition that goes back a number of years, the Boston Scholars Dinner is hosted by The Center for Community & Learning Partnerships. This year’s event carried the theme “Paving the Path: Our Journey to Success.”

Find photos from the event below or on our Flickr channel. 

Words are transformative. They transform feelings into poems, memories into songs, and moments into the stories we share when we tell the Story of Us.

On November 13th, the Wentworth Institute of Technology community was invited to the third and final installment in this year's Story of WIT experience. Inspired by the Grammy-winning Taylor Swift album, the Speak Now Open Mic Night invited all to speak, to listen, and to share in the stories the folks who call Wentworth their home.

Sponsored by the The Office of Institutional Equity.

Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Construction Management Club participated in Canstruction Boston 2023, a charity event where teams of architects, designers, engineers, and contractors compete in awe-inspiring feats of engineering to create sculptures made from canned goods and other non-perishable food items-without the use of glue or other adhesives.  

This year’s theme was “Celebrating New England.” The CM Club chose to build the West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, which is located in Maine.  

Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Construction Management program recently sent a group of students to the CoreNet Global conference, in Denver, Colorado to compete in the Academic Challenge 14 Competition and the group captured first prize.

For the first time since 2018, the top-seeded

As a high school student in California, Jesselle Yeomans found herself highly interested in the idea of computers and the ability to give back. She found both in the unique Computer Science and Society degree program at Wentworth Institute of Technology. 

“I like Boston, but I was also attracted to the smaller class sizes at Wentworth, knowing that I would have a lot of administration and staff to help me if I needed help,” said Yeomans. 

On Thursday, November 9, Wentworth Institute of Technology will host its 16th Annual Veterans Day Luncheon, an event to honor and celebrate the veterans and active-duty military members of the Colleges of the Fenway communities.

Teams of Wentworth Institute of Technology students were given a pumpkin, three days, and the use of space, materials, and tools, to create the most innovative pumpkin that they can come up with. Accelerate’s space was the inspiration for this year's contest.

Wentworth Institute of Technology's Teaching and Learning Collaborative (TLC) staff member Joshua Luckens joined School of Sciences and Humanities Professor Gillian Tietz for a Halloween-themed murder mystery project. 

Construction Management students were required to use their skills in stoichiometry--the relationship between the weights of reactants and products before, during, and following chemical reactions--to sleuth out the culprit in a spooky edition of the "Chemistry of the Built Environment" class.

The first Applied Mathematics Reunion was a celebration of shared passion for the subject, bringing together former classmates, professors, and friends.  

In the atrium of Wentworth Institute of Technology's Center for Engineering, Innovation, and Sciences, recent graduates reflected on their time in the Applied Math program and shared what they’re up to now. 

Wentworth Institute of Technology marked National Hispanic/Latine Heritage Month with a series of events, including the AIX Reception in Watson Auditorium, pictured below.  

The Center for Diversity & Global Engagement recognizes the profound contributions and influence of Hispanic and Latine members of our community. This month is not only a testament to their rich histories, diverse cultures, and countless achievements, but also a pivotal opportunity for all members of Wentworth to come together in appreciation and understanding.  

It all began with one poignant question: Do you believe? 

For Wentworth Institute of Technology President Mark Thompson, the answer is a resounding yes. A belief in Wentworth students to change the world, and in alumni, friends, faculty, and staff to help provide the tools to do so.  

Wentworth Institute of Technology’s School of Architecture and Design will host the venerable Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC) 2023 East Regional Conference, and it’s not too late to register!  

Carrying the theme “Making Interiors,” this year’s event will take place on Wentworth’s Boston campus on Thursday, October 4 and Friday, October 5.  

On September 20 and 21, Wentworth Institute of Technology and the National Institute of Construction Management and Research (NICMAR) University from India hosted a Collaboration Summit to foster partnership and innovation between the two institutions through the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU). 

U.S. News & World Report announced their 2024 higher education rankings this morning and Wentworth Institute of Technology has once again been named to several “Best” category lists.

The latest rankings reflect a university that earned a place in the Best Value Schools, Best Regional Universities, Best Colleges for Veterans, and Top Performers on Social Mobility in the Northeast categories.  

Wentworth Institute of Technology Adopts Okanagan Charter

Wentworth Institute of Technology is among a collection of organizations leading the charge on health and wellness when university officials adopted the historic Okanagan Charter on Tuesday, Sept. 19.

Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Douglas D. Schumann Library & Learning Commons is featured in the latest issue of Informed Librarian.

The article recounts the history of the former Alumni Library, walking readers through the 2016 and 2019 renovations, in addition to talking about the Library’s mission, collections, programs and partnerships, and current initiatives.

Wentworth Institute of Technology has added two live cameras to allow everyone the ability to track the construction of the new Athletic Center. The cameras, which respectively look toward Mission Hill and Lower Roxbury, provide a 24/7 view of the construction progress.

Wentworth Institute of Technology students--new and returning--moved in this week with President Mark Thompson and Karyn Thompson, Dean of Students Jenn Kosses, Senior Vice President of Enrollment Management Kristin Tichenor, and Ruggles the Leopard among those lending a hand.

Find photos at this link  or in the gallery below.