September 11

Members of the MIT community listen to President Vest's remarks during Wednesday's flag-lowering ceremony.

Courtyard flag lowered to half-staff at 8:46 a.m. on Sept. 11

September 18, 2002

Representing their faiths at the podium are (left to right) Andrew Goldsweig, a Jewish senior in chemistry; Sarah Saleh, a Muslim graduate student in aeronautics and astronautics; Maureen Long, a graduate student in earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences, representing Christian traditions; and Buddhist Priyadarshi Shukla of the Harvard Divinity School.

Students of many religions share faith with observances

September 18, 2002

Christina Huang, a freshman from Queens, crafts a clay sculpture of the World Trade Center at the open art studio on Sept. 11. Huang was in math class at the Bronx High School of Science when the terrorist attacks occurred.

Artistic impressions: 'the nicest event'

September 18, 2002

Graduate student Mohammed Saeed, left, performs with Jessica Zaman in a skit he wrote for Wednesday's commemorative event, "Islam in America: Reflecting, Sharing and Understanding."

Religious students share faith, hope

September 13, 2002

Freshman Christina Huang crafts clay sculpture of the Twin Towers.

Open Art Studio: 'The nicest event'

September 13, 2002

Senior Jyoti Agarwal (above) addresses the gathering at Kresge Oval Wednesday.

Sorrow, hope expressed at campus remembrance

September 12, 2002

"I've never felt as close to a true collective will from MIT as I did in working on the wall." - John Fernandez

Designer reflects on campus memorial

September 11, 2002

Global security web site debuts

September 11, 2002

Religious leaders to be at lunch events

September 11, 2002

Campus events mark Sept. 11 anniversary

September 11, 2002

Flag is lowered to half staff at 8:46 a.m.

MIT flag lowered to half-staff

September 11, 2002

How events unfolded at MIT after Sept. 11, 2001

September 11, 2002

A message from President Vest

September 11, 2002

Alumnus urges design contest

September 11, 2002

At Monday's STS forum, doctoral student Kaushik Sunder Rajan asked MIT to remember that the Sept. 11 terrorism was an international tragedy, not just an American one.

Panelists call for innovative U.S. policies

September 11, 2002

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Religious students share faith, hope

Open Art Studio: 'The nicest event'

Sorrow, hope expressed at campus remembrance

Designer reflects on campus memorial

Global security web site debuts

Religious leaders to be at lunch events

Campus events mark Sept. 11 anniversary

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How events unfolded at MIT after Sept. 11, 2001

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