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Engineering ranks #1 for grad schools

April 10, 2002

Engineering No. 1 among grad schools for fourteenth year in a row

Math, physics, economics, computer science top-ranked by US News & World Report

April 5, 2002

John Coyne mounts sensor boxes atop the flagpole in Dupont Court to monitor the motion of the flagpole in the wind for the iCampus Flagpole Instrumentation project in civil and environmental engineering.

Sensors atop flagpole measure movement

April 3, 2002

President Charles M. Vest (right) met with Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi in January to discuss the restructuring of the Japanese university system.

Here & There

March 13, 2002

Former astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman is now a senior lecturer in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics.

Scientist, then astronaut, now lecturer, Hoffman returns to MIT

March 13, 2002

Retired professor Patrick Leehey, former Naval captain, dies at 80

March 13, 2002

Retired MIT Professor Patrick Leehey dies; was Navy captain before joining faculty

March 7, 2002

Students participating in a MacVicar Day videoconference were (left to right) Rebecca Griffiths, Maral Shamloo, Tim Richards, Gina Kim, Kevin Lang. Professor John Vander Sande moderated

Students on MacVicar Day panel describe educational experiences

March 6, 2002

SMA is an example of an emerging global university, Vest says

March 6, 2002

Professor Laurence Young was recognized for his work with the National Space Biomedical Research Institute.

Awards & Honors

February 27, 2002

MIT makes push on environmental, health and safety compliance

February 13, 2002

The Cambridge Rindge and Latin School choir, led by musical director Ronald Patterson, moved the crowd with gospel selections at the Martin Luther King Jr. celebratory breakfast.

Smiley and other MLK speakers urge 'full inclusion'

February 13, 2002

Graduate student Eric Caulfield nearly brought down the house with his impassioned and alliterative talk on "The Illusion of Full Inclusion."

Smiley and other MLK speakers urge 'full inclusion'

February 12, 2002

Retired Dean Alfred A.H. Keil is dead at 88

January 16, 2002

Memorial service scheduled for Feb. 25 for retired Dean of Engineering A.H. Keil

January 11, 2002

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Engineering ranks #1 for grad schools

Engineering No. 1 among grad schools for fourteenth year in a row

Sensors atop flagpole measure movement

Here & There

Scientist, then astronaut, now lecturer, Hoffman returns to MIT

Retired professor Patrick Leehey, former Naval captain, dies at 80

Retired MIT Professor Patrick Leehey dies; was Navy captain before joining faculty

Students on MacVicar Day panel describe educational experiences

SMA is an example of an emerging global university, Vest says

Awards & Honors

MIT makes push on environmental, health and safety compliance

Smiley and other MLK speakers urge 'full inclusion'

Smiley and other MLK speakers urge 'full inclusion'

Retired Dean Alfred A.H. Keil is dead at 88

Memorial service scheduled for Feb. 25 for retired Dean of Engineering A.H. Keil

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