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When I’m going on walks with friends, and there are no clouds, and the moon is looking down at me, it’s much easier to be happy.

Golden sun bathes the facade of Building 2 as spring arrives on campus.

I was afraid. I admitted something that I had been holding close to me for months. I kept thinking, the last time this happened…

Sloan classes were moved online last week after an increase in positive COVID-19 tests among Sloan graduate students.

Over a hundred people gathered at the steps of Cambridge City Hall Sunday evening for a vigil dedicated to the victims of the shootings in Atlanta, Georgia last week.

PNR: Ideal System

MIT Admissions received a record high number of regular action applications, 33,240, this year, a 66% increase from the 2024 regular action cycle.

Upon receiving news about summer and fall semester plans, MIT community members look forward to a brighter future on campus and a more lively Infinite Corridor.

Somehow the year simultaneously was unbearably long and passed in the blink of an eye.

Pi balloons could be found in the MacGregor dining hall to mark this Sunday’s holiday.

As two Asian American trans people, we hope to provide some insight into the current discussion surrounding anti-trans legislation in the U.S.

Even in the mountains, I see the eye of the tiger.

Students undergo in-person Makerspace training on Monday, March 8 during the COVID era.

Undergraduate respondents indicate whether MIT has made progress on its climate action plan goals.

Due to a series of misconducts as of Monday, Suzy Nelson temporarily suspended the pod program for students of Baker House, New Vassar, and Maseeh Hall.

MIT students participate in a physically distanced PE class.