A foundation for building
How MIT’s first African-American graduate, Robert Taylor, became a prominent architect and brought the MIT philosophy across regional and racial barriers.
Huang awarded the 2010 Scaglione Prize from the Modern Language Association
Chinese Shakespeares cited as a 'landmark' book
Survey reveals potential innovation gap in the U.S.: Young women possess characteristics of inventors, but do not see themselves as inventive
2011 Lemelson-MIT Invention Index uncovers inventive perception among young Americans
A decade of OCW benefits: Building a better course through OCW
Franklin College professor looks to OpenCourseWare for classroom inspiration
Crawley wins National Academy of Engineering’s Gordon Prize
$500,000 award recognizes his profound contributions to worldwide engineering education.
12 MIT students to participate in this year’s Four Weeks for America Challenge
Working with Teach For America mentors, MIT students will be helping high school students develop solid math and science skills.
Reflections on decade of open sharing: A new generation of web resources
Mathematics professor Gilbert Strang looks back at OCW 10 years later.
Kristala Prather honored for excellence in teaching
Selected to receive the School of Engineering’s Junior Bose Award.
MIT strengthens its ties to Greater China
The Institute has embarked on a major, long-term effort to promote intellectual and technological exchange.
A decade of OCW benefits: Resources for real world solutions
Megan Brewster used OCW to design a small-scale plastics recycling program in Guatemala.
Test kitchen, MIT-style
Students in this year’s product-engineering class serve up food-related innovations.