We are in the midst of a season of caring….the time from November through December, when we stock food pantries, deliver meals to those in need, assemble care packages, and add Toys for Tots to our shopping lists. This is… Continue Reading
I am a first generation college student. When I was in college, I didn’t know this. I had no concept of what first generation or “first-gen” even meant. Later, as a student affairs professional, I learned quite a bit about… Continue Reading
Congratulations to Akash Chinnasamy for being the first student to tweet a selfie from the November 2nd #FindMeFriday location! A little about this week’s location: The first home of the Red Sox was on Huntington Avenue, the old Huntington… Continue Reading
Congratulations to Mordecai Choi for being the first student to tweet a selfie from the October 5th #FindMeFriday location! A little about this week’s location: The Boston Central Library is located in Copley Square at the intersection of Dartmouth… Continue Reading
On Monday, October 1, the Department of Public Safety released the 2017-2018 Clery Report. The report was sent through campus email and is posted on Public Safety’s website. Each year, on October 1, Public Safety posts the report, and many… Continue Reading
Meet Alexander Cate, Wentworth Student Government President. I asked Alexander a few questions about his experience at Wentworth and thoughts about Student Government. Take a look at what he had to say! Class year: 4th Year/Senior (Graduation 2020) Major: Electromechanical Why did you… Continue Reading
Congratulations to Anna White and Savannah Wilkinson for being the first students to tweet a selfie from the September 7th #FindMeFriday location! A little about this week’s location: The fact I find most interesting about the CITGO sign that I only… Continue Reading
This past weekend I had the opportunity to hike in Gloucester with my family. While hiking with three kids under the age of ten is always an adventure, there was added excitement to this trip. Dogtown is a hiking area… Continue Reading
The summer is not all fun in the sun. There’s lots of work to be done on campus in preparation for a new academic year. The summer is a good time for work to be done in the residence halls,… Continue Reading
Boston is an amazing city! I feel incredibly lucky to have access to all of the things the city has to offer. While I personally don’t live in Boston, it certainly feels like home as I have been in the… Continue Reading