Student life at MIT is about more than what is taught in the classroom — it's about living here, experiencing life, learning by doing, exploring opportunities for yourself as a student and discovering who you are. Learn more at the Division of Student Life website.
This episode covers the search for clean, affordable and sustainable energy sources.
MAGLOA - Massachusetts Academic Gaming League of America The Massachusetts Academic Games League of America (MAGLOA) is an MIT student-run and community organization dedicated to developing "Thinking Kids" of character, excellence, honor, and integrity. The main mission of the league is to ...
This episode take a look at what happens at MIT during the summer. The summer of 2006 is highlighted.
Tech Week with Tech Reunions are explained and how they bring alumni together in the time leading up to Commencement 2006. Class of 1956 members are donned with their 50-year Red Jackets. Then 50 K - 12 educators come to campus for the Science and Engineer Program for Teachers, as well as a ...
Find out how alumni, from last year's graduating class through the 50th reunion class and beyond, continue to make MIT a part of their lives.
A look at alternative fuels and energy sources to address global warming.
The MIT Logarhythms (Student Division) a cappella singing group are joined by the Logs Alums for a hearty and humorous rendition of 'Superlogs' to a packed house of responsive fans. Logs Winter Concert: Dec. 13, 2012, Kresge Auditorium.
Jay Keyser, Peter de Florez Emeritus Professor of Linguistics. Description: Even if the typical MIT hacker doesn't qualify as a secret agent, he or she is to be admired for pulling off the collegiate world's most surreptitious, elegant pranks, believes Jay Keyser. While Harvard students get a ...
The Chorallaries are MIT’s oldest coed a cappella group, started over January term in the ’76-’77 school year. Read more at: http://choral.scripts.mit.edu/wp/
In this bitter commemoration of the end of the Vietnam War, the speakers dispel any comforting notion that Americans have absorbed lessons from that bloody time, much less sought the truth.
MIT's Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP): Looking Ahead — program alumni and the "Class of 2021" look to the future.
Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP) mentor-instructors: MIT alumni on their "amazing experience" of coaching UPOP sophomores for life in the real "world of work."
MIT's Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP) alumni: recent MIT graduates on the value of their UPOP sophomore experience
MIT's Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP) "Class of 2021": Fourth-graders discuss the future of science and engineering
Professor of Electrical Engineering & Associate Provost Martin A. Schmidt
Highlights from the first annual "Trashion Show" presented by Next House and the Undergraduate Association's Sustainability Committee. Check out the MIT news article here. Videography by Lan Li, edited by Josh Kastorf.
