The 2026-2027 housing application for all incoming first-year students will open.

Dr. Rakez Kayed, Professor of Neurology, Neurobiology, Cell Biology and Anatomy at University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston TX will present a seminar titled "Disease-Specific and Alzheimer’s APOE Isoform-Specific Polymorphism of Tau Aggregates" on Monday, April 6 2026. Seminar will be from 12:00-1:00pm in the CBIS Auditorium.

Cameron Musco Associate Professor at University of Massachusetts Amherst Operator Learning Through the Lens of Linear Algebra In this talk, I will discuss a research program that seeks to understand the sample complexity of operator learning, which is a critical bottleneck in many applications.

The RPI Alumni Chapter of NJ invites current students to a Zoom panel discussion with 3 successful alumni entrepreneurs: Larry Furino ’03, Joe Evangelista ’10, and Shruti Gupta ’22. The speakers will offer practical guidance on career development, leadership, and adapting in an evolving professional landscape.

Learn what all the buzz is about and why companies like Google, Twitter, PayPal, LinkedIn and many more in Silicon Valley are employing mindfulness techniques. We'll discuss the benefits, particularly in assisting with stress, overall cognition, and how it can help you progress towards your goals.

Learn how to finish the semester strong through preparation and savvy techniques for your final exams.

Imagine sprinting through a marathon of endless demands—where every step forward risks burnout unless you rethink your approach. Traditional productivity strategies can backfire, eroding focus, energy, and decision-making. Unlock sustainable productivity in Nabeela Elsayed’s Getting More Done Without Burning Out Leadercamp, and discover strategies to stay composed, focus on what matters, and inspire your team with clarity and confidence. Two times: 9:00A-10:00A & 12:00PM-1:00PM.

Curious what’s changing with The RPI Experience (Formerly The Arch) and what it means for you? Come join us for a second live virtual chat where we’ll break down the latest updates, walk through expectations, and help you plan your next steps with confidence. We will also cover key details about Discovery semester registration for summer, fall, and spring, and answer your questions so you feel prepared for what's ahead!

This webinar offers faculty/instructors of course sections to add additional questions to their student end of term course evaluations. This is an optional process and only needed if instructors wanted to add other questions than what is on the institute course evaluation. Please click the link in the See section to register for the session.

In this webinar we will review tips and tricks to creating more productive breakout sessions. In this session, we will not be learning "how to" use the breakout room feature in Webex but we will be strategizing on how to improve the engagement in the sessions by offering roles, mixing things up, and creating connections. To register for this workshop and see a list of other upcoming workshops, please use the website listed in the See section.

The Class of '27 Lecture Series, established in 1960 to honor the first chair of the Math Sciences Department, holds two special lectures annually. Lecture I, on April 7, will present "Nonlocal PDEs and Quantum Optics". Lecture II, on April 8, features "Inverse Problems in Quantum Optics", by speaker John C. Schotland from Yale University.

Graduate Christian Fellowship is a group of graduate students who regularly meet for a meal and Bible study throughout the Fall and Spring semesters. We meet in the Library Conference Room from 6:00pm to 7:30pm every Tuesday. Anyone is welcome to come.

Chi Epsilon will host a FE Exam Info Session. They will provide information on how to sign up and where to find the tools to help you pass. You won't want to miss out on having these tips and tricks.

Take a moment to reflect on your values, goals, and personal growth. This interactive session encourages self-awareness and intentional decision-making as you think about who you are becoming during your college journey.

The housing application for current students returning for the 2026-2027 school year will open on April 8, 2026.

Class of 1959 Distinguished Lecture Series - "Supercells to Supersonics: Aerospace Engineering for Atmospheric Research", Dr. Brian Argrow, Distinguished Professor, Glenn Murphy Endowed Chair, Ann and H.J. Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences, UC Boulder.

The Class of '27 Lecture Series, established in 1960 to honor the first chair of the Math Sciences Department, holds two special lectures annually. Lecture I, on April 7, will present "Nonlocal PDEs and Quantum Optics". Lecture II, on April 8, features "Inverse Problems in Quantum Optics", by speaker John C. Schotland from Yale University.

Join RPI  at Work Dean Aric Krause, Ph.D., in a 30-minute information session highlighting the whole range of RPI's online, project-based graduate certificate programs. These certificates are three courses in length, developing targeted ability groups, and can be completed in as little as seven months. Please register if you plan to attend.

"Risk-informed, performance-based design of seismic isolation systems for nuclear energy facilities". Risk-informed pathways are being developed for the design and licensing of next generation nuclear facilities. This presentation will address one such pathway to implement seismic base isolation, which involves the development of a) isolation-system-specific seismic displacement demand curves from seismic hazard curves, and b) fragility functions for seismic isolation systems.

Join an instructor-led discussion of Stephen R. Covey's incredibly successful book (available in Percipio). It offers a revolutionary program to breaking the patterns of self-defeating behavior that keep us from achieving our goals and reaching our fullest potential and describes how to replace them with a principle-focused approach to problem-solving.

ISATMA·26 is an art-sci-tech platform for practicing complexity through the intersection of neurodiverse and queer attention. Opening up neurodiverse and queer ways of knowing ourselves–as processes, nested within processes–transdisciplinary artists, musicians, and thinkers indira allegra, Allison Leigh Holt, Joseph Latka, and Sarah Cameron Sunde pair in three hybrid sessions.

Intelligent Manufacturing What if manufacturing systems and materials could sense, adapt, and respond? We often think of manufacturing as shaping raw materials into parts, but this talk explores a different vision: using intelligent systems to embed functionality directly into materials. Examples include self-monitoring additive structures, robotic ecosystems, and biomedical materials—moving manufacturing toward systems that perceive, decide, and act.

Feeling stuck or burned out? This workshop explores practical tools to help you stay focused, set realistic goals, and maintain motivation—even when things get challenging.

Your final year is more than just classes. Learn how to prepare academically, professionally, and personally for senior year while setting yourself up for life after graduation.

Learn how to prepare academically, professionally, and personally for your second year at RPI!