Students

Cap & Gown Information

Cap & Gown Information can be found here: https://administration.rpi.edu/collegiate-store/commencement

Deadlines:
Bachelor or Master Degrees: If you wish to participate in the early May pickup event order online no later than Friday, March 27, 2026. If you want the regalia shipped to you, order online no later than Thursday April 9, 2026. 
Doctorate Degrees: Friday, March 20, 2026

For additional questions, reach out to: RPI@bkstr.com

Lally AI Academy: Build & Deploy an AI Product in 30 Days

Expanding your portfolio? Curious about Claude Code? Join a 30-day sprint where your team designs, builds, and deploys a live product using AI and professional-grade tools. Open to all majors, no coding needed. Teams of 3–6 (at least 1 Lally student for commercial orientation, and a faculty/staff mentor) receive up to $500 in AI tools, digital services, and makerspace access. Earn a certificate, practice teamwork, time management, and resource management. Start on or after April 1. Apply now

Spring 2026 School of Engineering Midterm Student Course Evaluations Now Open

Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2026 (all day) - Spring 2026 School of Engineering (SoE) Midterm course evaluations are now open. Your feedback is very important to the Institute and the school, so please complete the SoE midterm evaluation surveys for all your courses! Evaluations will be available through Friday, March 13, 2026.

The Office of Graduate Education & Graduate Experience invites you to attend the Graduate Student Cultural Celebration

Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2026 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Join us for an eventful evening filled with engaging conversations, delectable food, lively music, and exciting games. Take this opportunity to unwind and mingle with your fellow students. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Success Lab: Building Resilience I

Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2026 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Building resilience is a critical strategy in developing a self that is able to tolerate adversity and succeed in difficult situations. While many people can persist when things are easy or enjoyable, being resilient means having the ability to manage distress and to bounce back in difficult situations or environments. This important skill is not something you learn from a book, but from managing the experiences of life.
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