For the month of January, the Guarracino Family Gallery at Schumann Library has been converted into a theatre, showcasing student-made short films. Professor Lizzie Falvey’s Communicating with Video students spent Fall Semester writing, filming, and editing high-quality short films. Film topics are specific to students’ interests, ranging from local history, urban exploration, animal ethics, and […]
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Students in Professor Gloria Monaghan’s Poetry Workshop are proud to present their erasure poetry in Douglas D. Schumann Library. This series of poems will be displayed in the Gray Gallery near the Genius Bar until the end of January. According to Professor Gloria Monaghan, “Erasure poetry, also known as blackout poetry, is a form of […]
Continue reading →International Student Services & Engagement (ISSE) is celebrating International Education Week from November 14-18! International Education Week is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. This joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education promotes programs that prepare Americans for a global environment and […]
Continue reading →On November 10, 2022, Frauhaus: Women of Industrial Design presents “Design Intersection,” an event to build accessible opportunities to share insights on topics that push us all to be better thinkers, designers, and collaborators. All students, staff, and faculty are welcome to attend the event in the CEIS Lobby from 5:30-7:30 on Thursday, November 10. […]
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The Schumann Library is happy to announce its first exhibit of the 2022-23 school year! Created by fourth-year architecture student Jiazhun Wu, “The Gate of Success” is a 3D printed conceptual model representing the ways in which diverse communities intersect with each other on Wentworth’s campus. Jiazhun completed this project as part of his […]
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The Schumann Library is excited to announce its first exhibit of 2022: “Operation Negus,” presented by Crowns. Crowns is a Wentworth student group, started in 2019 by Jennifer Anitus, focused on uplifting women of color. We asked Crowns to tell us a bit about the origins of “Operation Negus:” The idea behind “Operation Negus” […]
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CEIS Showcase Exhibit – November 5, 2020 – August 31, 2021 Vojtěch Preissig was an important figure in the early years of Wentworth Institute of Technology. Director of the School of Printing and Graphic Arts at Wentworth 100 years ago, from 1916 to 1924, he was an influential typographer, printmaker, designer, illustrator, painter and teacher. […]
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“It All Adds Up,” the current exhibit in the CEIS Showcase, celebrates the technical capabilities of the Additive Manufacturing Center (AMC) here at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Since Professor Peter Rourke, ME, brought the first 3D printer to campus in the late 90s, students and faculty have been keen to expand the envelope of possibility […]
Continue reading →To the Wentworth community: Based on the guidance we have received from Wentworth administration, the Library and Tech Sandbox spaces will be CLOSED until the Institute reopens. We will continue to support students, faculty, and staff over the coming weeks and months via our online services and resources. We will be offering Library services via email, chat, and web-conferencing tools. […]
Continue reading →In light of the growing public health concern, the global impact, and the potential for community transmission, the Institute is transitioning its courses to online modalities. We will be offering Library services in person and via email, chat, and web-conferencing tools. Please see below for a summary or visit our website for more information. Library In-Person Hours (3/14/20 […]
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