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In one image from the new DUSP exhibit, 'Urban Design and Civil Protest,' a crowd has appropriated a prestigious public space in London as part of a 2007 peace protest. Exhibit creator Tali Hatuka uses visual and other media to explore how urban space is used as an instrument for civil protests. The exhibit opens Feb. 28 in the Compton Gallery.

DUSP show eyes urban design, civil protest

February 27, 2008

Villagers in Ha Teboho, in the southern African nation of Lesotho, gather to learn about a new concentrating solar generator and hot water system installed by MIT students.

Shedding a bright light on village needs

February 27, 2008

J. Mark Schuster, urban studies and planning professor, 57

February 27, 2008

MIT celebrates legacy of Martin Luther King

Much has been done, much work remains

February 26, 2008

Philip Lessard, Kazuhiko Kurosawa and Anthony Sinskey display a new type of antibiotic they produced by pitting two strains of bacteria against one another. Lessard, a research scientist, and postdoc Kurosawa work in the MIT lab of Sinskey, a professor of microbiology and health sciences and technology.

Bacterial 'battle for survival' leads to new antibiotic

Holds promise for treating stomach ulcers

February 26, 2008

Last chance for faculty to respond to quality of life survey

February 26, 2008

Seven junior faculty named Sloan Research Fellows

February 25, 2008

Crewmembers of an earlier mission at the Mars Society Desert Research Station in Utah set out for an exploratory trip on their all-terrain vehicles, wearing simulated space suits.

The next-best thing to being on Mars

February 25, 2008

Down to earth: Alumnus Tani returns from space station

February 22, 2008

Guests speak with passion on MLK's legacy

February 22, 2008

Five win MLK Leadership Awards

February 22, 2008

MLK celebration speech by MIT senior Jamira Cotton

February 22, 2008

MLK celebration speech by MIT graduate student Kenneth Kweku Bota

February 22, 2008

Math professor and crossword puzzle fiend Kiran Kedlaya works on Friday's New York Times puzzle. He will compete in the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament on Feb. 29.

MIT's crossword king girds for annual battle of wits

February 22, 2008

Poterba to lead largest U.S. economic research group

February 21, 2008

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Shedding a bright light on village needs

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MIT celebrates legacy of Martin Luther King

Bacterial 'battle for survival' leads to new antibiotic

Last chance for faculty to respond to quality of life survey

Seven junior faculty named Sloan Research Fellows

The next-best thing to being on Mars

Down to earth: Alumnus Tani returns from space station

Guests speak with passion on MLK's legacy

Five win MLK Leadership Awards

MLK celebration speech by MIT senior Jamira Cotton

MLK celebration speech by MIT graduate student Kenneth Kweku Bota

MIT's crossword king girds for annual battle of wits

Poterba to lead largest U.S. economic research group

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