Community urged to prepare for Hurricane Irene
While path is still unpredictable, storm likely to produce strong winds, rain in the New England region.
Microsoft Office now available to MIT students at no cost
Departments, labs and centers that have funded Microsoft Office for their students under the Microsoft Campus Agreement will no longer need to do so.
Video: Learning by design
Edgerton Center-run workshop gives high school students a hands-on tutorial in engineering.
Award-winning game explores puzzling dreams
MIT game wins Kongregate award, to receive 1 million free ad impressions
The science of teacher education
Undergraduate program prepares primary and secondary classroom leaders capable of inspiring their students.
Music library expands collection of Jewish music and materials
Gift from MIT alumnus and Holocaust survivor creates new Jewish Music History fund.
President Hockfield stresses innovation in speech to U.S. governors
‘Lasting economic growth emerges from the most advanced science, mathematics and technology,’ she says.
IS&T renews its contract with lynda.com
MIT faculty, staff, and students can continue to freely access lynda.com’s catalog of 900-plus courses.
IS&T strongly recommends Mac users wait to install Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion)
This recommendation is based on Mac OS X 10.7's incompatibility with key MIT applications, including McAfee Security Suite, SAPgui, Fetch and Kerberos authentication.
It's time to renew your MIT certificates — and confirm that you're using a recommended browser
MIT's personal web certificates will soon require renewal. Certificates obtained in the past year are set to expire on July 31.
Renovated dining halls will be ready to welcome students this fall
Completion of construction in Maseeh, Baker, Next, McCormick and Simmons set for August.