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2.007 robot contest gets underway

May 2, 2001

The EPA issued its annual report card on the quality of the Charles River last Friday at Magazine Beach in Cambridge. Left to right: MIT's Jamie Keith and Paul Parravano, and the EPA's Ira Leighton show the river's grade -- a B.

MIT sponsors design contest for storm water

May 2, 2001

Welcome and Remarks by MIT President Charles M. Vest

OSTP 25th Anniversary Symposium May 1, 2001

May 1, 2001

Awards and honors

April 25, 2001

Professors Cassell and Lloyd receive Edgerton Award

April 25, 2001

Inventions by Raymond Kurzweil, winner of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize for invention and innovation, include the first print-to-speech reading machine for the blind.

Lemelson-MIT awards go to inventors of magnetic resonance imager, synthesizer

April 25, 2001

Rajesh Mehta (SB 1986)

Alumnus Mehta responds to technical and trumpet callings

April 25, 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

President Charles M. Vest, shown here at last week's press conference, was pleased at the reaction to MIT's OpenCourseWare initiative.

Vest praises potential of plan to make MIT course materials available on web

April 11, 2001

MIT to make nearly all course materials available free on the World Wide Web

April 4, 2001

Here and there

April 4, 2001

MIT hosts 'Race in Digital Space'

April 4, 2001

Former WMBR general manager Joyce C. Yang, a graduate student in biology (left) and current general manager Christopher Avrich, a senior in electrical engineering and computer science, work the boards in the radio station's studio.

At age 40, WMBR keeps riding the waves

April 4, 2001

Former general manager Joyce C. Yang, a graduate student in biology, left, and current general manager Christopher Avrich, a senior in electrical engineering and computer science, man the boards in WMBR's broadcast studio.

Thanks to Ted Turner, FM radio at MIT celebrates its 40th anniversary April 10

April 2, 2001

The 2001 MacVicar Faculty Fellows gathered for a special luncheon with members of the Corporation. Left to right: Dean for Undergraduate Education Robert P. Redwine; MacVicar Fellows David A. Mindell, Janet Sonenberg and Heidi Nepf; President Charles M. Vest; MacVicar Fellows Anne M. Mayes and Mary Boyce; Provost Robert A. Brown; and MacVicar Fellow J. Kim Vandiver.

Six are named as MacVicar Fellows

March 8, 2001