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The three Nobel laureates in chemistry in 1995 gathered to speak at the third Rosenblith Lecture in Science and Technology at MIT last week, along with the MIT professor for whom the lecture series is named. Left to right: F. Sherwood Rowland of the University of California at Irvine, Institute Professor Emeritus Walter A. Rosenblith, Mario Molina of MIT and Paul J. Crutzen of the Max Planck Insti...

Molina and co-Nobelists discuss atmospheric pollution

March 15, 2000

Johnson Games return for Spring Weekend

March 15, 2000

Avakian discusses plans for HR

March 15, 2000

Medical director search begins

March 15, 2000

Jamie Heywood (right) quit his job in California to start a foundation to find a cure for ALS, a disease which is weakening his brother Stephen (left). Behind them is A Reclining Figure, a Killian Court sculpture that was a favorite of Jamie's during his student days at MIT. Their father is Professor John Heywood of mechanical engineering.

Heywoods work for ALS cure to aid stricken brother

March 15, 2000

Advanced Music Performance students rev up for concerts

March 15, 2000

Algier, 1944, a self-portrait by Germaine Krull Nachlass, wearing the uniform of de Gaulle's Free French forces in Africa.

Photographer Germaine Krull subject of new book; author to give talk

March 15, 2000

CEE to hold anniversary colloquium

March 15, 2000

Head of Hewlett-Packard will speak at MIT's Commencement exercises

March 14, 2000

Student scholarship winner makes gift to MIT

March 10, 2000

Grade changes at MIT caused by slip-up in spreadsheet sorting of names and grades

March 9, 2000

Libraries join network for theses

March 8, 2000

Here and There

March 8, 2000

Report animal care concerns

March 8, 2000

Logan shuttle offered again

March 8, 2000