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WPI Journal

1897

The WPI Journal premieres. Early issues carry long, technical stories about the innovative work of alumni and faculty, along with news about the Institute and alumni notes. After being published for 109 years, the name is changed to Transformations. The magazine reverts to its original name in 2012. It is one of the oldest alumni magazines in the nation.