campus news

It's time to renew your MIT personal certificatesCertificates obtained in the past year are set to expire on July 30, 2010.

duPont entrance at the Zesiger Center to closeTwo turnstile entrances on the main concourse of the fitness center will remain open.

Boy Scouts and the Lemelson-MIT Program introduce Inventing merit badgeWill help Scouts understand the power of creativity and invention

3 Questions: Ray Magliozzi '72 on woodworkingWhen he's not fiddling with cars, Car Talk host Ray Magliozzi '72 pursues a woodworking hobby that started at MIT

Alumni rock the Pops, donate $36 MillionHarmonix co-founded Eran Egozy ’95, MNG ’95 provided his company's Rock Band Beatles sing-a-long for Tech Night at the Pops, one of 139 events that drew more than 3,100 alumni and guests to campus June 3-6 for Tech Reunions.

Srikanth Bolla '13 proves that anyone can learn how to swimBeginner's swim class offers students a chance to overcome fears.

Bill Mitchell, former dean of MIT's School of Architecture and Planning, dies at age 65He was an outspoken advocate for radically transforming infrastructure to create responsive sustainable cities, and played an instrumental role in transforming MIT's physical campus.

MIT Libraries offer aid to MIT authors publishing in open-access journalsFund created in support of the Compact for Open-Access Publishing Equity, a commitment with other top research institutions

Student satisfaction hits all-time highUndergraduates make their voices heard on the 2010 Senior Survey

Lunch with a Laureate: Richard SchrockPresented by the MIT Museum and the Cambridge Science Festival

Yingxi Lin named a John Merck scholarAwarded a four-year, $300,000 grant

Memorial service for Michael Feld to be held June 16'Remembering Michael' to feature reflections on the late physicist's personal and professional life