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International students advise fellow travelers

December 29, 2006

MIT Sloan students took on trust-building exercises with one another and confidence-building tasks, including a ropes course, during Innovation Period.

Sloan students climb great heights

Rope climbing, leadership training offered during innovation period

November 13, 2006

MIT Sloan student Elizabeth McQuillan gets into the spirit of Banana Village, the North Conway, N.H., amusement park she purchased and ran.

Mini golf businesswoman tees up at MIT Sloan

October 13, 2006

Three deans plan return to teaching

Magnanti, Schmalensee and Silbey to step down

September 22, 2006

Graduate students on the 'Art on Wheels' tour stop outside the MIT Chapel on July 11. The chapel's spire and bell tower were designed by sculptor Theodore Roszak.

Art tour gets grad students on wheels

July 14, 2006

The winning mini-skyscraper 'Muscles' is hoisted into position in front of the Student Center on Friday, May 12.

Skyscraper rises on campus

May 16, 2006

IAP: Econ professor illustrates benefits of Wal-Mart

January 20, 2006

Institute dedicates Brain & Cog Complex

December 5, 2005

'Turnaround artist' gives Sloan talk

November 14, 2005

List Visual Arts Center Education and Outreach Coordinator Hiroko Kikuchi, right, points out the elements of Henry Moore's Reclining Figure at MIT to Anna Lovecchio last week. Kikuchi will be one of the leaders of the Art on Wheels campus tour on Wednesday, July 13.

List Center rolls out 'Art on Wheels'

July 11, 2005

Assistant Professor J. Meejin Yoon of architecture shows off some of the light rods that will be in her exhibit, 'White Noise/White Light,' which opens on Kresge Oval Monday.

Inaugural festivities feature art, technology

April 27, 2005

Adele Santos addresses the MIT Women's League on Feb. 18. In the background is a portrait of former MIT First Lady Priscilla Gray.

Santos' talk gives history of women in architecture

March 2, 2005

PBS political journalist Gwen Ifill delivers the keynote address at the 31st annual MIT breakfast to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Search for truth and justice continues, Ifill says

February 7, 2005

Abstract artist's work contains elements of rebellion, historian suggests

December 3, 2004

Elizabeth Streb, left, demonstrates extreme movement to students while visiting MIT as an artist in residence and Abramovitz lecturer.

Visiting action figure sets students in motion

October 25, 2004

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