Protesters hold “ICE Off Campus” rally in front of Student Center
On March 21 at noon, over 50 protesters gathered outside the steps of the Student Center to protest the arrest of Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil and the potential presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on campus.
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Fourth quarter Physical Education & Wellness classes begin on Wednesday, April 2.
A lukewarm welcome to April
April has finally arrived, and with it we’re seeing several chances of rain in the next few days as a large storm system makes its way across the eastern US.
UA releases 2025 election results on March 21
On March 21, the UA Election Commission sent an email to the MIT undergraduate community with the 2025 UA Election results.
UA President-Elect Alice Hall ’26 and VP-Elect Mariam Abdelbarr ‘27 discuss goals and plans
Hall and Abdelbarr will serve as UA President and Vice President for the 2025-26 school year.
Professor Ben Ross Schneider discusses cuts to the Department of Education and USAID
On April 2, The Tech sat down with Professor Schneider to discuss the domestic and international implications of the Trump administration’s cuts to governmental agencies, including the Department of Education and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Playboi Carti’s newest release, MUSIC, isn’t an adequate apology for “the wait”
On March 14, Playboi Carti released MUSIC, his long-awaited third album. Below, Alex and Sabine attempt to make their way through the 30-song tracklist, plus the four bonus tracks on March 25’s MUSIC - SORRY 4 DA WAIT.
Henry V, in an MIT hour
The MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s take of Henry V was a great blend of creativity, humor, and historical storytelling.
Renowned violinist Midori returns to Boston
For the first time since 2012, renowned violinist Midori Gotō, known publicly as Midori, returned to the Celebrity Series of Boston with a stunning program accompanied by Özgür Aydin on the piano.
Chasing impossible: MIT-DFCI Center for Glioblastoma Systems Biology hosts inaugural Glioblastoma Tumor Microenvironment Symposium
For more than twenty years, clinical trials for treating this deadly brain cancer have been at a standstill. Now, scientists have hope that they are moving towards a cure.
MIT women’s swimming and diving claim first national championship; men finish ninth
The Engineers throw down performances for the ages: Sisson French, Coach of the Year
Innovation in Isolation: the highlights of Ukrainian technology history
Innovation in Isolation chronicles the miraculous development of Ukrainian computer science.
In memoriam: Frederick Greene, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry
Frederick Greene, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, died on March 22 at 97.
In memoriam: Lee Grodzins, Professor Emeritus of Physics
Lee Grodzins, Professor Emeritus in Physics, died March 6 at 98.
In memoriam: David Schmittlein, longest-serving dean of the Sloan School of Management
David Schmittlein, Professor of Marketing and the longest-serving dean in the history of the MIT Sloan School of Management, died on March 13 at 69.
In memoriam: Frederick Greene, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry
Frederick Greene, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, died on March 22 at 97.
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Protesters hold “ICE Off Campus” rally in front of Student Center
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In memoriam: Frederick Greene, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry
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In memoriam: Lee Grodzins, Professor Emeritus of Physics
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In memoriam: David Schmittlein, longest-serving dean of the Sloan School of Management
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Professor Ben Ross Schneider discusses cuts to the Department of Education and USAID
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UA releases 2025 election results on March 21
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Cachet in a time of crisis
Elon Musk’s DOGE is carrying out an unprecedented attack on essential federal funding and services. What can MIT affiliates do about it?
Battlecode at 25: how a whimsical idea became an enduring MIT love story
Here’s how Battlecode began 25 years ago — and why the secret to its endurance is the quiet love that the global community of nerds have for each other.
NOTICE: Lifting Suspension on Opinion Policy
The Tech Editorial Board is lifting the temporary suspension on the Opinion section, and we are accepting submissions, effective immediately.
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Cachet in a time of crisis
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Battlecode at 25: how a whimsical idea became an enduring MIT love story
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NOTICE: Lifting Suspension on Opinion Policy
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NOTICE: Retraction of Vol. 144 Issue 18 Guest Opinion Piece
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NOTICE: Opinion Section Temporarily Suspended Until Further Notice
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What now?
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A New, Greener Leaf for MIT Committees on Climate?
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Playboi Carti’s newest release, MUSIC, isn’t an adequate apology for “the wait”
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Renowned violinist Midori returns to Boston
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Innovation in Isolation: the highlights of Ukrainian technology history
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Henry V, in an MIT hour
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Yuja Wang and Vikingur Ólafsson stun in recital with works both old and new
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The Brutalist: A visual and auditory masterpiece with seriously flawed thematic decisions
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Deception, Choice, and Violence: The Odyssey
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MIT women’s swimming and diving claim first national championship; men finish ninth
The Engineers throw down performances for the ages: Sisson French, Coach of the Year
Winter Recap, Spring Preview
As winter sports enter the twilight of their seasons, spring athletes are preparing to kick off their 2025 campaigns. Before we get too caught up in our sports of sticks and bats (that’s lacrosse and baseball/softball, if you didn’t know), let’s recap how our winter sports have fared since the...
Build for Ukraine: MIT Innovators Tackle Misinformation, Education, and Infrastructure Challenges
From fighting disinformation to constructing new polymers, participants worked together to solve problems for Ukraine
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Chasing impossible: MIT-DFCI Center for Glioblastoma Systems Biology hosts inaugural Glioblastoma Tumor Microenvironment Symposium
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Celebrating civil and environmental engineering: Course 1 hosts 13th annual research symposium
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Build for Ukraine: MIT Innovators Tackle Misinformation, Education, and Infrastructure Challenges
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Let There be LiDAR: Technological Advances Shine Light on Lost Mayan City
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MIT Integration Bee Hosts 44th Annual Competition
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Tiny Disks, Big Impact: Wireless Brain Therapy with Magnetic Nanodiscs
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Materials, Medicine, and Molecules: Five with ties to MIT Awarded National Medals of Science, Technology and Innovation
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