News at Noon event tomorrow
Jeffrey Karp will speak about the medical tape research at the MIT Museum on Friday, Nov. 2, from 12:10 to 12:50 p.m.
Fear of failure
Recent Legatum Center workshop discusses fear, and examines ways to overcome it in entrepreneurial pursuits.
OEIT's role in fostering open education: an interview with Vijay Kumar
The director of MIT's Office of Educational Innovation and Technology discusses OEIT's role.
MIT Medical sets out to increase breast cancer awareness
Interactive event in E25 atrium offers information, education.
IS&T recommends community members wait to migrate to Windows 8
IS&T is making Windows 8 Enterprise available for early adopters, but strongly recommends delaying the transition.
Sports Shorts for Oct. 30: A weekly wrap-up of MIT varsity athletics
Men’s and women’s cross country, women’s tennis all capture NEWMAC Conference championships; football clinches first winning record since 1999.
IS&T announces full support for OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.2 and higher
Introduces several new features and changes, including new Notes and Reminders applications and a security feature named Gatekeeper.
BP renews commitment to MIT with second $25 million pledge
Company to provide $5 million a year to support continued energy-related research activities at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Benefits Open Enrollment for 2013 starts Oct. 30
Relatively low premium increases and no major benefit changes this year.
A thrilling victory for MIT football, and madness for the hoops teams
Students and other fans take in an upset win, Beaver Madness rally.
Understanding Light
Sixth-graders in Cambridge attend workshops at the Edgerton Center and the MIT Museum.
Sports Shorts for Oct. 22: A weekly wrap-up of MIT varsity athletics
Football and women's soccer score victories over ranked opponents; men's basketball No. 1 in preseason poll.
CityDays Serve-Off brings MIT student communities to the local community
190 students serve at 13 local organizations.