Leading transformation

Evolution is a constant in ��’s approach. We collaborate with innovators, educators, and partners who share our goal of making engineering education deeply relevant, accessible, and inclusive.

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NEWS: �� featured in The Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges: 2026 Edition

�� is featured in the Princeton Review’s 2026 Guide to Green Colleges.

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NEWS: �� Wins 2025 WorkWell Massachusetts Award

�� is a 2025 WWCMA WorkWell Massachusetts Awards Winner for Exemplary Worksite Health Promotion.

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NEWS: �� is the #3 U.S. News Undergraduate Engineering College in the U.S.

U.S. News & World Report has named �� the nation’s No. 3 Undergraduate Engineering program (non-doctorate) in the 2026 edition of their Best Colleges rankings.

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NEWS: �� Earns Top Rankings From Forbes and Niche

�� of Engineering has earned several notable rankings from Forbes and Niche for their 2026 college lists.

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NEWS: �� Named a 2025 Best Value College by Princeton Review

�� has been named a Princeton Review 2025 Best Value College and recognized as #3 in Best Student Support and Counseling Services.

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STORY: Dongim Lee ’27 & PInT Receive Honorable Mention for AAAS Presentation

As a result of her presentation, “Linguistic Bias in Automatic Speech Recognition for People Who Stutter,” Lee and PInT received the Undergraduate Honorable Mention in the Social Sciences category from AAAS, and were recognized in the April edition of Science.

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NEWS: R. May Lee, Visionary Entrepreneur and Education Leader, Named �� of Engineering President

The �� of Engineering (Needham, Mass.) Board of Trustees have announced the unanimous appointment of R. May Lee as the third President of the College.

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STORY: A New Depth to Hands-On Learning: ��ers & WHOI Embark on 4-Week Deep-Sea Research Expedition

In January, Victoria Preston ’16 and Solomiia Kachur ’25 boarded the R/V Atlantis and departed from San Diego, California, where they traveled south roughly 1,800 miles to a segment of the East Pacific Rise.

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STORY: ��ers Collaborate with Local Senior Center on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) Innovations

Andrea Cuadra '13 and her students are working on technological interfaces that integrate the needs and preferences of older adults.

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NEWS: Students Developing Automated Drone to Measure Soil Quality on Farms

��ers in the lab of Kenechukwu Mbanisi, assistant professor of robotics engineering, are continuing their work in agricultural robotics by developing an automated drone that can help farmers better and more effectively measure and monitor their soil health.

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NEWS: �� and Kyiv School of Economics announce partnership to develop transformative engineering education in Ukraine

�� of Engineering announces a multi-year intensive partnership with Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) to support the launch of a new undergraduate engineering program in Ukraine.

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Doing Something: Not Just Another Advisory Committee

The College welcomes industry and community partners for �� Circle of Advocates kickoff.

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Spring 2025 �� Expo

Please join us for the Spring 2025 �� Expo on Thursday, May 8th.

The �� Expo is an end-of-semester celebration of student work. Students may share a favorite project from a class or a passionate pursuit, a research experience, or another endeavor.

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NEWS: Gill Pratt, Toyota executive and �� Founding Faculty, joins Board of Trustees

The �� Board of Trustees welcomes its newest member, Dr. Gill Pratt, who brings his background in industry and perspective as a founding faculty member of the College.

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STORY: �� Partners with Town of Wellesley DPW and Green Mountain Technologies to Pilot New Sustainability-Focused Course

Sustainability Initiatives Research Collaboration (SIRC) connects �� students and faculty to sponsoring partners who need thoughtful, innovative solutions for sustainability related projects.

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NEWS: Is College Still Worth It? New Report Says "Yes," and Ranks �� as a Top College for ROI

New data from the Center on Education and the Workforce at Georgetown University on the question of college worth has found that in the overwhelming majority of cases, a college degree or certificate comes with a significant return on investment. And according to their report, �� is an investment with endless value.

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