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Greece 2000 by Marin K. Clark, a graduate student in earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences and winner of the 2001 Harold and Arlene Schnitzer Prize in the Visual Arts. An exhibition of works by the three Schnitzer Prize winners is at the Wiesner Student Art Gallery on the second floor of the Stratton Student Center through June 30.

Winners of art awards announced

June 6, 2001

Murphy Award winners Derrick Barnes (left) and Gail Hickey stand with President Charles Vest.

Annual Awards Convocation

June 6, 2001

The Zesiger Sports and Fitness center as seen from the roof of the Johnson Athletics Center, now taking shape between Kresge Auditorium, the Stratton Student Center and Rockwell Cage (left foreground).

Campus buzzing with many construction projects

June 6, 2001

62 seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa

June 6, 2001

Athletics confers sports awards

June 6, 2001

Ilona Karmel Writing Prizes go to 23 students from across Institute

June 6, 2001

Cambridge First Day scheduled for June 5

May 23, 2001

MIT readies for Commencement

May 23, 2001

A reception was held yesterday at the President's House for newly tenured faculty members. Chatting with President Charles Vest (center) and his wife Rebecca Vest are (left to right) Seth Lloyd of mechanical engineering, Ram Sasisekharan of bioengineering and environmental health, and Hiroshi Ishii of media arts and sciences.

23 faculty members receive tenure

May 23, 2001

Helen Lee (SB 2000) with her Blanket of glass bones.

Alumna makes 'Blanket' statement of handblown glass

May 16, 2001

Applications due for Marvin E. Goody building arts prize

May 2, 2001

Professors Cassell and Lloyd receive Edgerton Award

April 25, 2001

23 are named associate professors

April 25, 2001

Sheng appointed to first Menicon chair

April 11, 2001

Professor Tod Machover, whose compositions will be performed as part of the Cyberarts Festival, tests his hypercello.

MIT artists enliven cyberfest with technology/art interactions

April 11, 2001