Freshman Sabine Smith makes history with MIT Volleyball
On Oct. 6, Sabine Smith ’30 of Park City, Utah, became the first MIT volleyball player in history to win the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Division III Women’s Player of the Week award.
The science of bouncing back
On Oct. 14, Truwit joined Dr. Lauri Santos, professor of Yale University’s popular ‘Psychology and the Good Life,’ and host of ‘The Happiness Lab’ podcast, for a live taping at the Boston Museum of Science.
MIT announces “MIT for America” program
Cynthia Breazeal, Professor of Media Arts and Sciences and the Benesse Professor of Research in Education, and Eric Klopfer, director of the Scheller Teacher Education Program and the Education Arcade at MIT, are the initiative’s faculty co-directors.
Battle of the beavers
Babson women’s field hockey had not lost a NEWMAC regular-season game since 2015 until Tuesday night at Jack Barry Field.
Faculty adapt teaching strategies to address AI use
MIT’s Ad Hoc statement points to one of the biggest opportunities facing higher education today: “By modeling responsible use of AI, instructors can help reinforce the new social contract our community will need to adapt to an AI-infused world.”
Lived experience meets MIT research
The screening of “End of the Cycle” was the evening’s centerpiece, to spread awareness of endometriosis and highlight the impact that MIT’s continued work will continue to have on awareness, understanding, and future therapies.
A new Legacy begins
After a 2–0 loss to the Seattle Reign on Saturday, Sept. 26, the Legacy are no longer in contention for the NWSL playoffs, but they still have much to look forward to.
Women’s soccer falls to #1 WashU, drops to 9-2-1
The Engineers have put up dominant performances one after the other, leading opponents 34–6 in goals this season.