Assistive Technology at MIT (AT@MIT) was established as an Edgerton Center build team in fall 2023; today, it consists of ...

Volunteers handed out roses outside Symphony Hall before the concert, campaigning to keep conductor Andris Nelsons on the podium.

Around half of my friends I talk to on a day-to-day basis are from Simmons. Not to say that I hate all non-Simmons people; I think the people I have met at Simmons are the people I would naturally be ...

On Oct. 24, 2,000 pumpkins will sprout from the lawn of Kresge Oval. Their bodies will be plump and vividly colored, and their stems will curl in whimsical spirals. They will be made entirely out of ...

Babson women’s field hockey had not lost a NEWMAC regular-season game since 2015 until Tuesday night at Jack Barry Field.

It’s been a bit chilly the past few nights. The colors on the trees are changing and the days are getting shorter. As fall ...

Chapter 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union, which represents MIT’s custodians, mechanics, electricians, and other facilities workers, has been working without a contract since the prior ...

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 ...

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Photo provided by Leah Yost Leah Yost in front of one of ASML’s photolithography machines, which uses lasers to manufacture integrated circuits, the focus of a video she recently worked on. Photo ...

The frigid air of Hayden Library, the enticing aroma of cheese pizza, and above all else, the commotion of cracking Hamiltonian equations: by hour 24 of iQuHACK, MIT’s annual quantum hackathon, ...