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    Jun 8

    This year’s Commencement showcased the premiere of “Diary Of A Pandemic Year,” composed by Jamshied Sharifi ’83 and conducted by Frederick Harris, Jr. The composition featured student performance groups and other MIT community students.

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    21 minutes ago

    This , download and print out this free set of coloring projects. The projects describe science and engineering research in terms anyone can understand.

    A coloring page with the words "Color me Ph.D" colored in.
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  3. 3 hours ago

    Multidisciplinary artist Erin Genia (SMACT ’19) recently participated in the American Repertory Theater’s Moving Through History Project, an immersive installation which aims to break down cultural barriers. Learn more:

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  4. Aug 1

    Matthew Mazzotta (SMVisS '09) was recently interviewed on FOX News Los Angeles. The TV program Good Day LA asked him about his work and why he makes it. Watch:

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  5. Jul 31

    In 2018, photographer Jessica Wynne began capturing images of mathematicians’ chalkboards. Two MIT chalkboards — those of mathematicians Ankur Moitra and Alexei Borodin — were featured in an article about Wynne’s work.

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  6. Jul 30

    Five Sandbox teams, including the winner of the 2021 $15K Competition Rivet, are among 229 startups selected from over 3,000 apps to participate in this year’s MassChallenge U.S. early stage accelerator. More about :

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    Jul 26

    MSRP students Practicing ballet in Hockfield court after a long day of experiments ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩

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  8. Jul 29

    Alexis Sablone MArch ’16 is “one of the world’s greatest female professional street skateboarders, with seven X Games medals, her own Converse shoe line and now a spot in the Tokyo Olympics.” Read more :

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  9. Jul 28

    Artist and architectural historian Azra Akšamija recently published the essay "To Build, or Not to Build … A Monument: Why I Withdrew my Winning Proposal to Cambridge Suffrage" in The Scholar & Feminist Online. Read more:

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  10. Jul 28

    For your : “Things Fall Together: A Guide to the New Materials Revolution” (Princeton University Press, 2021) By Skylar Tibbits, associate professor and co-director

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  11. Jul 27

    The following title is represented in a selection of recent offerings from MIT faculty + staff: “The World as an Architectural Project” By Hashim Sarkis, dean and Roi Salgueiro Barrio, lecturer in SA+P, w/ Gabriel Kozlowski, researcher in SA+P

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    Jul 26

    ICYMI: alum Alexis Sablone MArch ’16 ranked #4 at the Women's Street Final as part of first-ever US skateboarding team. 🛹

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  13. Jul 26

    Check out the following title represented in a selection of recent offerings from MIT faculty + staff: “Camino Road” (Primary Information, 2021) By Renée Green, professor Learn more:

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  14. Jul 25

    Check out the following title represented in a selection of recent offerings from MIT faculty + staff: “The Planet After Geoengineering” (Actar, 2021) By Rania Ghosn, associate professor Learn more:

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  15. Jul 24

    Check out the following title represented in a selection of recent offerings from MIT faculty + staff: “Design Justice: Community-Led Practices to Build the Worlds We Need” (MIT Press, 2020) By Sasha Costanza-Chock, associate professor

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  16. Jul 23

    This June, 23, twenty-three instructors, including Professor of the History of Art Caroline A. Jones, were recognized for extraordinary online teaching with the 2021 Teaching with Digital Technology Award, an annual student-nominated award.

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  17. Jul 23

    Check out the following title represented in a selection of recent offerings from MIT faculty + staff: “The Cannibal’s Cookbook: Mining Myths of Cyclopean Constructions” (ORO Editions, 2021) By Brandon Clifford, associate professor

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  18. Jul 22

    Check out the following title represented in a selection of recent offerings from MIT faculty + staff: “Misogynoir Transformed: Black Women’s Digital Resistance” (NYU Press, 2021) By Moya Bailey, MLK Visiting Professor Learn more:

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  19. Jul 21

    Join on 7/28 for an IMMERSED seminar to see how observing a performer's movements & physiology can give insights about the performance and inform stress-reducing adjustments to ensure the longevity of the musculoskeletal system.

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  20. Jul 21

    Check out the following title represented in a selection of recent offerings from MIT faculty + staff: “Architecture of Coexistence: Building Pluralism” (Architangle, 2020) Edited by Azra Aksamija, associate professor Learn more:

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    Jul 20

    The 2021 & Fellowship application is open. It allows Black in film, TV, tech & academia to join OpenDoc Lab for 1 academic year to develop their , project. Apply by August 8

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