Things that changed my brain chemistry this IAP
…while our flavors never directly clashed, we weren't exactly a palatable harmony.
President Kornbluth addresses the Trump administration, generative AI, and future of the Institute
On Feb. 3, The Tech spoke with President Sally Kornbluth about the Institute’s plans in response to the Trump administration’s new policies affecting higher education and research.
The 2024 Election: The Institute Reacts
Student voices echo the sentiments of the nation, administration largely silent
Meet Simon Johnson, 2024 Winner of Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
Johnson: “You have to be looking for something. You have to be dissatisfied. You have to be wanting to take that risk.”
Lights! Camera! Fashion! The 2024 MIT Gala finds success on- and off-stage.
The 2024 MIT Gala was an exciting blur: starting with art galleries, then a fashion show, and finally the release of Issue 12 of Infinite Magazine.
You see right past me — or through me
“You know how much I hate that everybody just expects me to bounce back.” (Taylor Swift)
Clique Counting
I’ve been frustrated by the idea of cliques: both in computer science and socially.
Brookline Lunch: A Restaurant You Have to Try
The portions are sizable, the food is delicious, and the atmosphere is lively.
Vialé: Hit or Miss?
From classics like the margherita pie pizza to the saffron lumache to the calamari, the menu is enticing for many.
Burton-Conner residents to be fined by Housing and Residential Services for ‘vandalism’
Since reopening in August 2022, BC has had minor issues with painting the walls. In contrast to previous incidents though, recent content on the wall was deemed by some as “reactionary vandalism.”
Near Misses? Potential Deaths.
Discussion of the school district that is sweeping a potential gun incident under the rug.
If I Was An Onion
…while our flavors never directly clashed, we weren't exactly a palatable harmony.