Retired MIT accountant Robert Noel Clark dies at 74
He helped build many of MIT’s accounting systems during more than 35 years at the Institute.
New dining venue opens with new Sloan building
The comprehensive 100 Main Marketplace offers everything from panini to pizza, Starbucks to salads.
Roger W. Sudbury, former executive officer at MIT Lincoln Laboratory, dies at age 72
A leader in microwave solid-state electronics for radar, he worked at the Laboratory for 41 years and became a trusted adviser and mentor to many.
George J. Devlin Jr., an MIT power plant maintenance mechanic, dies at 50
Had worked at the Cogeneration Plant for five years
Campus shuttle changes take effect Aug. 9
Frequency and number of seats to increase; EZRide to replace Northwest Shuttle
IS&T recommends Windows users wait to install Microsoft Office 2010
The current version of McAfee VirusScan Enterprise, VSE 8.7i, does not support Microsoft Office 2010 products.
The science of baseball
MIT outreach program uses America’s pastime to hook boys on math and physics
‘A win-win across the board’
MIT Women’s League offers free language classes for Institute’s service workers.
Mr. Magnet attracts admiration
Paul Thomas honored by U.S. Department of Energy and Mass. governor’s office
Q&A: Patricia Fuller on MIT’s public art collection
As she prepares to retire, the Institute’s curator of public art reflects on the importance of maintaining MIT’s impressive collection.
