Dr. Cameron Cogburn speaks about the IBM Quantum System One on campus, which recently upgraded to the new Nighthawk processor ...

At the first Student Senate meeting of the Fall 2026 semester, Griffin Oliver ’27 introduced two new amendments to the Senate bylaws, only one of which passed.

The Poly recently sat down with Dr. Cameron Cogburn to discuss RPI's IBM Quantum System and the Nighthawk r1 chip. The following is a transcript of the interview.

The Poly sat down with men's hockey coach Eric Lang last semester to get his thoughts on his first season with the team.

This year, Rensselaer became the first university to hold an IBM Quantum System One. On April 5th, the ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the new system, which is located in the Voorhees Computing ...

Editor's Note: This article was meant to be published on February 7, 2024. The Executive Board received three proposals at their meeting last Thursday. Two clubs, the RPI Warhammer Club and the RPI ...

Last Wednesday, President Martin A. Schmidt ’81 hosted a town meeting at EMPAC. This was his seventh town meeting since becoming president in 2022. His last town meeting was in March. President ...

For their big concert this year, the Union Programs and Activities Committee that coordinate and put together concerts brought out The Living Tombstone, an electronic rock group that got its start on ...

UPAC hosted its annual Winter Carnival this year at ECAV, with free food, axe-throwing, different carnival games, and tickets you could deposit to win various prizes. Those prizes included: a Nintendo ...

RPI knows that the curiosity for STEM starts young. A love of learning is created by a good introduction into the subject—and the Society of Women Engineers introduces local kids to engineering ...

Imagine a circuit designer wants to verify the accuracy of a specific computation before it goes into production, and imagine a college trying to find the best way to schedule all their exams. On the ...

Editor's Note: The following letter has not been edited to conform with Polytechnic style guidelines and does not necessarily represent the views of The Poly or its members. Dr. Bae's previous letter ...