President Reif to step down at the end of 2022
Reif wrote that remaining as president “through December will allow time for the MIT Corporation to conduct a search for MIT’s 18th president” and “smooth the transition to a new administration.”
Presidents’ Day, minor completion form, PE registration
Feb. 21 is Presidents' Day, no classes will be held.
Refrain from rain’s domain
A powerful cross-country storm is making its way over the eastern US this week, causing storm warnings, flood alerts, powerful gusts, and even tornado warnings to be issued for 28 million people along its path.
Martin Schmidt reflects on his time as provost
Schmidt will be replaced as provost by former MIT Chancellor Cynthia Barnhart SM ’86, PhD ’88.
Ring Delivered held for Class of 2022
Omitoogun said that he was “really proud of how the council worked together to host this event, and it was truly a highlight to see how many students attended and had a good time celebrating their rings with friends and fellow students.”
Ring Premiere held for Class of 2024
Ring Premiere was only the second time the Class of 2024 has been brought together, the last time being Sophomore Formal in October 2021.
Director-General of the World Trade Organization Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala to deliver Class of 2022 Commencement address
Okonjo-Iweala is an expert in global finance, economics, and international development, having worked as a development economist at the World Bank for 25 years.
Response to “I’m voting yes for the Graduate Student Union because MIT continues to fail its student veterans”
The truth is that we have been collaborating with the MIT Student Veterans Association on matters our veteran students care about, specifically those issues covered in the op-ed.
An open letter regarding MIT Dining changes and enhancements
n spite of the necessary changes made to support MIT’s pandemic response, MIT Dining and culinary partner Bon Appétit continued to work on improving facilities and offerings throughout the last two years.
Free expression and academic freedom on campus are worth fighting for
Whatever your views are on DEI or MFE and whatever you think of Abbot’s public comments, this cancellation is a clear sign that academic freedom at MIT is in peril.
Imprudent, immoral, illegal
Refusal to divest is also a deliberate, direct stance upholding the status quo — and the climate status quo is grossly unjust.
I’m voting yes for the Graduate Student Union because MIT continues to fail its student veterans
The problem was left to fester for over two years, and in Fall 2021, reportedly at least 20 student veterans did not receive their VA benefits worth approximately $3 million in tuition, nor did we receive our $3,000 per month stipend.
On Love, Truth, and Justice at MIT
I Love MIT. Those are three words that I would usually never string together into a sentence.
A tour of Cambridge’s Thai food scene
A restaurant is more than the food it serves — it is also the ambiance that is inevitably served as another side dish.
Eating tofu pudding again
I feel like I am back in my ten-year-old self once again, content with the joys in life as simple as tofu pudding.
Discovering nature’s properties through nonlinear solid mechanics
The study of nonlinear solid mechanics subjects materials to extreme stress or strain to observe their properties and behavior. Examining these extremes enables a more complete understanding of these materials.
