Freshman Shaun E. O’Sullivan will not be returning to WPI this term. The courts ordered him not to.
A member of the football team, O’Sullivan was arraigned in Westboro District Court over an incident occurring at 179 Providence Road in Grafton. O’Sullivan has since been ordered to remain with his father until final court proceedings can occur.
After breaking down doors inside of the Grafton apartment building, disarming a resident, and shouting threats to those inside, O’Sullivan was arrested on the morning of Jan. 20. The catch, O’Sulliva...
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Shaun O'Sullivan plays running back for the Engineers.
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Love it or hate it, snow is here. Emotions (or rather, snow-motions) vary for each WPI student. Val Boutin ’12 says, “I LOVE it!” For her, snow brings back memories of curling up on the couch with a cup of hot chocolate and good friends. Others would prefer that winter came and went with any flur...
I don’t think I’m alone in my beliefs when I say that New England winters can be no fun at all. The temperature plunges in late October and doesn’t rise again until the end of March, and that’s not even accounting for the chance of an April blizzard. Other regions can get as much (or mor...
“Don’t Panic!” This is one of the unique messages, written by more than 150 students and faculty, to be engraved on their personalized climbing holds. These climbing holds will form, in the words of IQP group member Felipe Polido, “a climbable mural of the WPI community.”
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