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Spotlight: Jun 5, 2023

What do a student tinkerer in Bhutan, a design professional in Nairobi, and an artist in Brazil have in common? They’re part of the fab lab network, a global community of makers of all skill levels and backgrounds working in maker facilities inspired by one at MIT.

Jun 5, 2023

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At Friday’s undergraduate ceremony, new graduates celebrated, reflected on remarks from Chancellor Melissa Nobles, and received long-awaited diplomas.
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At Thursday’s OneMIT Commencement ceremony, engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober urged MIT’s graduating class to cultivate a sense of optimism and collaboration, and, in our uncertain world, to “pick what you think is the best path and just move forward.”
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“You learned and created and explored in ways no one at MIT had ever done — all while caring for your friends, your families and yourselves, through a long struggle none of us were prepared for,” President Sally Kornbluth told this year’s graduates.
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Via @mitpics on Instagram: “#MIT2023 class council congratulates the wonderful class of 2023 on your upcoming graduation! ‘It has been an absolute pleasure being your class council. Thank you for everything.’”
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Combining digital technology with the human voice, McDermott Award visiting artist Pamela Z creates layered music from everyday life. She sees technology as “something we express ourselves through,” rather than something that communicates for us.