MIT holds its annual Winterfest festival
The Winterfest was done to foster a festive atmosphere in MIT—a way to relax and unwind, as the Institute’s students go into their final exams and winter break.
Sparkling days for the start of finals
As we head into the end of the semester, we’re luckily seeing some days filled with bright sunlight to recharge your morale before the exam season begins.
DEI Bureaucracy Fails the Stress Test
Before we create another misguided bureaucracy—and particularly before we select the next Institute Community and Equity Officer, this failure of the existing administrative offices should be recognized by an immediate hiring freeze and a thorough examination of these programs by an objective outside party.
The ASA Should De-Recognize Groups that Deliberately Violate MIT’s Content-Neutral Policies
The resulting course of action that the ASA Board must take is clear: investigation and, if (presumably) appropriate, de-recognition of the CAA.
Food Review Series: Balling on a Budget
Korean bb.q ChickenOverall Rating: ★★★★ ½ Cost: $Taste: ★★★★
The Boy and the Heron explores grief, acceptance, and Hayao Miyazaki’s inability to retire
The Boy and the Heron is an animated fantasy film about a boy moving to the countryside, encountering a paranormal creature, and subsequently accidentally-ing himself into a magical new realm where he learns about himself and his family in the process.
The Holdovers is this year’s best film, full of exquisitely rich coming-of-age Northeastern hygge
A return to peak form for Payne, a terrific star turn introduction for Dominic Sessa, and a strong Oscar contender for hopefully every category, The Holdovers brings laughs and tears in equal measure, and is the perfect film to celebrate autumn and welcome winter.
Stupid Fucking Bird Soars at MIT LOST’s Fall Production
Suddenly, it wasn’t just us laughing at the delusional man. Through our interaction, we became the delusional man ourselves — rooting for him to succeed, in one way or another.
Vialé: Hit or Miss?
From classics like the margherita pie pizza to the saffron lumache to the calamari, the menu is enticing for many.
Fall Sports Season Summary
The Engineers had an electric fall season. Here are some highlights!
Love for the Charles River
For some reason, the Charles River holds a special place in my heart.
meshing!!
even if we are complete strangers, my heart pangs upon hearing them laugh and says “you know this joy — why not hold on to it a bit longer?”
History and South End House: What’s After MIT?
Meet Tobit, a 2023 who majored in 18 and 21H
MITaly’s dessert tour was a sweet success
Each attendee was able to take six desserts from an array of tables, with complimentary drinks.
dear stranger,
it was like you were everywhere at once, swishing and twirling and tapping and gliding and — almost flying.
