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Report: China’s actions are crucial on climate changeResearch shows China’s impact on climate change, as well as its potential to shape the path forward.

Class of 2012 sets new record for Senior GiftRecord-breaking participation triggers matching $30,000.

Mindfulness pioneer, alumnus Kabat-Zinn addresses MIT Medical cliniciansTalk examines essential concepts of mindfulness and awareness as applied to medicine

Mujid Kazimi, of nuclear science and engineering, wins Kuwait PrizeHonored for contributions to nuclear power technology

CourseRoad, Dormbase win 2012 iCampus Student PrizesCourseRoad named grand prize winner; Dormbase named runner-up

Theater Arts Associate Professor Jay Scheib wins Obie AwardHonored for his production of World of Wires

MIT Japan 3/11 Initiative focuses on reconstructionA series of focused efforts in disaster resiliency

Josh Shifrinson: decline of power playMilitary strategy for a declining United States in a complex world

Reinventing planned citiesRethinking '50s era ‘new towns’

Sports Shorts for May 22: A weekly wrap-up of MIT varsity athleticsMangrum Selected All-Region; Taylor Named New England Coach of the Year.

No crystal ball for natural gasTraditionally, oil prices have been used to gauge the natural gas market; but new research shows that the future of what is currently a cheap fuel is really anyone's guess.

Results of the 2012 Senior SurveyStudents value learning over grade point average

MIT awarded more than $2 million in NEUP grants, fellowshipsIncludes $1.65 million in Department of Energy Nuclear Energy University Programs grants and $450,000 in graduate student fellowships.

TIMtalks spotlight students who have turned failure into successEvent gives students an opportunity to discuss failure, achievement, MIT culture.

Nuclear science and engineering graduate students win NEUP fellowshipsBlack, Boyd and Shaner among 31 recipients

Department of Mechanical Engineering's Toy Lab 'PLAYsents' student-built prototypesIn 2.00b, students focus on their inner child.