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Left to right: Eric Wilhelm, Professor Joseph Jacobson and Colin Bulthaup at the Collegiate Inventors award ceremony

Graduate students win inventors competition

October 4, 2000

Totally tubular teens

August 9, 2000

Larz Andersen Park is one of the landscape photographs by David Akiba on view in Every Shadow has a Name in the Dean's Gallery. For the past 18 years Mr. Akiba has photographed Boston's Emerald Necklace, exploring the intricate relationship of pond, stream and river to the surrounding landscape while observing both day-to-day weather patterns and the effect of seasonal changes.

Aero/astro student design team takes plane to contest on plains

May 17, 2000

Showing off some of the Air Camel's finer features are the aircraft's designer/builders, all students in aeronautics and astronautics. Left to right: Larry Baskett, Allen Chen, Larry Pilkington, Jacob Markish (partly hidden) and Bernard Ahyou. Not pictured are Carol Cheung, Dan Benhammou and Adam Diedrich.

Aero/astro student design team takes plane to contest on plains

May 17, 2000

EyeGen takes top prize in $50K competition

May 17, 2000

Photo contest winners announced

May 10, 2000

Weld to speak tonight at $50K awards ceremony

May 10, 2000

Assistant Dean Neal Dorow won the "Big Screw" election for the second time.

Dorow wins Big Screw

May 3, 2000

Lee Knight, a senior in mechanical engineering, pulls Professor David Wallace and a plant in the Green Wagon, which transports items and then converts to a bench on which to sit in the garden and work.

Student teams demonstrate prototypes of devices for elderly

April 26, 2000

MIT robot-building contest turns 30; students, past winners compete

April 13, 2000

Graduate students Carl Dietrich (left) and Byron Stanley (center) and alumnus Andrew Heafitz with an actual-size model of the rocket they hope to launch, and a smaller prototype which will be launched in the next few weeks in preparation for November's contest.

Rocket team shoots for success

April 12, 2000

Morisons endow STS prize; Hughes to lecture April 25

April 12, 2000

Essay prizes, travel fellowships to be awarded to undergraduates

April 5, 2000

Design 2.007 contest to feature matchup of past winners

March 29, 2000

Program seeks entries for writing prizes

February 16, 2000