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MIT Professor Daniel W. Stroock, right, meets Stroock-Hertz Fellowship recipient Monika Schleier-Smith, center, an MIT graduate student working in quantum optics, and Hertz Fellow John Holzrichter, president of the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation, in Cambridge on Friday, Oct. 21.

Stroock meets Stroock fellow

October 26, 2005

Apply now for Siegel Prize; deadline is Nov. 15

October 26, 2005

We are family

October 19, 2005

Free access to Harvard art

October 19, 2005

Robert Tostado, from San Diego State University, chats with Brittanya Murillo, a current MIT graduate student in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning, at the opening session of Converge 2005 at MIT. The weekend event is meant to introduce potential graduate students to MIT who may not have otherwise considered applying. <a onclick="MM_openBrWindow('converge-1-enlarged.html','','width=509, ...

Prospective grad students Converge at MIT

October 19, 2005

Awards and Honors

October 19, 2005

Freshman Jeremy McGee plans to study aerospace engineering at MIT.

This freshman is doing what he loves

October 12, 2005

Abigail Clark is younger than most freshmen at MIT, but she said, 'I feel ready.'

15-year-old freshman says she's 'ready'

October 12, 2005

In a reflective mood

October 5, 2005

MiHae Chang, a junior in architecture, puts the finishing touches on the can doorway of her team's portable homeless shelter. Working in teams of four or five, students had five days to design and build the individual shelters for Professor Jan Wampler's architecture class.

Architecture students design and build homeless shelters

October 5, 2005

George Washington University Professor Catherine Mavriplis, who received a Ph.D. in aero/astro from MIT in 1989, speaks at a workshop held at MIT aimed at helping young women succeed in academic careers.

Workshop offers guidance to help future female academics succeed

October 5, 2005

Students hone craft of aiding developing countries

October 4, 2005

Jazlyn Carvajal '04, at left, and Maribel GÃ³mez '02 are featured in "Nuestras Voces: Being Latina at MIT," which shows Oct. 7 at the Coolidge Corner Theatre as part of the New England Film & Video Festival.

MIT Latinas lift voices in film

October 4, 2005

Freshman Anthony Rizos stands on the tracks by MIT's new brain and cognitive sciences complex earlier this month. Rizos turned his love of trains into a job at Amtrak.

Train fan on board for MIT

September 28, 2005

International Development Forum set for Sept. 30

September 28, 2005

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Apply now for Siegel Prize; deadline is Nov. 15

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Workshop offers guidance to help future female academics succeed

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