Students

Zachary Weston mourned by friends and family

Memorial service set for Sept. 24

September 6, 2005

Jelly Talks spread a little learning

August 31, 2005

MIT President Susan Hockfield greets her 'fellow freshmen' at Freshman Convocation on Monday, Aug. 29. 'It doesn't matter where you came from, what you look like or how much money you have,' Hockfield said in welcoming the Class of 2009. 'MIT is about raising the bar for yourselves and others.'

Hockfield welcomes 'fellow freshmen'

August 31, 2005

Getting a fresh(man) start

Photos of arriving students

August 30, 2005

Maria 'Masha' Kamenetska, an MIT undergraduate, instructs participants in the Middle East Education Through Technology program earlier this summer. The program brings Israeli and Palestinian high school students together to learn computer science, entrepreneurship and leadership skills.

MIT program bridges Mideast divide

August 16, 2005

MIT grad earns Cooke Scholarship

August 10, 2005

MIT's solar car Tesseract, which recently place third in the North American Solar Challenge, crosses the border at Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Sun shines on solar car team

MIT vehicle takes 3rd place in 2,500-mile race

August 5, 2005

A bicyclist passes by Kresge Auditorium on the MIT campus.

Students roll out bike-share program

August 3, 2005

Laura Waller, an MIT doctoral candidate in electrical engineering, discusses how to make a metal detector with one of the high school girls participating in this summer's Women's Technology Program.

MIT women give girls tech edge

July 15, 2005

MIT, Guy family announce new aid fund

July 13, 2005

MIT students weather downpours

July 6, 2005

'Green' labs project wins EPA prize

June 8, 2005

Awards and Honors

June 8, 2005

As an intern in the MIT-Japan Program, Danish S. Khatri, a graduate student in electrical engineering and computer science, worked on the 'Robovie' project at the Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute in Keihanna, Japan, in 2003.

MISTI experiences span the globe

June 1, 2005

Vitaliy Pereverzev has come a long way from his childhood in Kazakhstan to achieve success in tennis and, finally, at MIT. The electrical engineering and computer science major will graduate Friday.

MIT fulfills dreams for Kazakh grad