2024-25 will go down as a banner year for the Engineers, with four MIT women’s teams all clinching NCAA Division III national ...

In the 1950s, a Broadway play tackled the fear that “electronic brains” would automate humans out of jobs.

Zed Nelson’s photographs capture how nature has become a curated experience.

In the 1960s, an unexpected gift from the Air Force led Herb Weiss ’40 to develop an antenna that could track a speeding ...

“Rambax is unique,” says Touré, whose family of prominent griot percussionists had him drumming from the age of four.

The MIT Initiative for New Manufacturing aims to fuel a healthy manufacturing ecosystem to drive decades of innovation and ...

The grandson of Italian immigrants, Stephen P. DeFalco ’83, SM ’88, was part of the first generation in his family to go to ...

To mark his 50th reunion this year, Ed McCabe made a gift from his IRA account to MIT for the Institute’s unrestricted use.

Carmel Mercado ’09 describes herself as “existing at the intersection of health and art.” A Seattle-based pediatric ...

From AI agents to the energy grid, learn how tech intersects with power in our July/August issue.

However, there are a growing number of teams around the world trying to address the AI evaluation crisis.

Yes, it involves classes, psets, and exams. But unlike other degrees, a PhD demands that you find and solve a problem no one ...