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Left to right: MIT professors Noam Chomsky and Steven Pinker, and Harvard professor Hilary Putnam discussed the question, "What do we know about human nature?" in a two-hour colloquium.

Panelists in four colloquia address questions of 'human importance'

October 18, 2000

Harvard Pilgrim members don't need to choose a new plan in November

October 18, 2000

AgeLab aims to make life easier for elderly

October 18, 2000

Professor Emeritus Willard R. Johnson of political science (center) and Mrs. Johnson listen intently to Gus Solomons, winner of the Muh Award, during the SHASS gala at the Museum of Fine Arts last weekend.

Solomons wins Muh Award for his dance

October 18, 2000

This medal was given to four distinuished honorees -- faculty at other universities -- as part of the School of Humanities's 50th anniversary celebration.

Four honorees presented special medals by School of Humanities

October 18, 2000

Publishing Service Bureau appoints new director

October 18, 2000

Cutting-edge technology focus of d'Arbeloff Laboratory celebration

October 18, 2000

This picture of Cog, a humanoid robot created by a team of researchers at the AI Lab led by Professor Rodney Brooks, was taken in March 1998. Cog is playing with a Slinky toy; the bank of computers to his right is linked to his vision. See related story on Humanoid2000 conference.

Viewpoint: Will man-made robots rise up and demand their rights?

October 18, 2000

President Emeritus Howard Johnson (left), alumnus Kenan Sahin (center) and Dean Philip Khoury of the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences share a laugh at the school's 50th anniversary gala.

$75M Sahin fund goes to the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

October 18, 2000

List opens season with conceptual art

October 18, 2000

Left to right: MIT professors John Dower and Pauline Maier, and Dame Gillian Beer, a professor at the University of Cambridge, discussed "How do history and memory shape each other?" at one of the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences colloquia last week.

Historians question the ways that history and memory interact

October 18, 2000

The first MIT student participants in the MIT-University of Cambridge exchange program are (left to right) Linus Park, Gina Kim, Kevin Lang, Michelle Lefebvre, Kristin Clements, Jeremy Cheng and Liam Bossi, shown at Kings College, founded in 1441.

Juniors begin exchange program in England

October 18, 2000

Richard Hill

Hill stepping down as athletic director

October 15, 2000

$75 million Kenan Sahin Fund announced for humanities, arts, and social sciences at MIT

October 9, 2000

GOP senatorial candidate to speak on campus Tuesday

October 4, 2000