The Chocolate show was here at MIT. Betty Shamieh’s critically acclaimed Chocolate in Heat: Growing Up Arab In America is currently touring college campuses nationwide, and the MIT Arab Student ...

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO COULDN'T bear to tear yourselves away from your late-night tooling sessions, you missed a great double bill with Jesus Jones and Ned's Atomic Dustbin at the Orpheum. From the ...

Director Cameron Crowe (Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous) and actor Tom Cruise took time out to talk to The Tech about their latest venture, Vanilla Sky. Throughout the interview, Cruise found it in his ...

Nearly 80 departments and labs will host a total of 380 activities in 170 spaces around campus for 20,000 visitors on April 23 in an open house to commemorate the 100th anniversary of MIT’s move to ...

Dr. Evil clutched his heart as though it had been pierced by an arrow. Trembling, he fell to his knees on the floor of the crowded stuffy room, all eyes watching him. The Mexican Multiplier threw up ...

It was a night of a cappella as the MIT/ Wellesley Toons and MIT’s Resonance had back-to-back concerts. The Toons concert began at 7 p.m. with their guest group the Boston College Acoustics, and the ...

MIT will open two minority-targeted programs to students of all races following a complaint against MIT filed with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, the Institute announced ...

The Fourteenth “1st Annual Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony” took place Thursday night in Sanders Theatre at Harvard University. Ten Ig Nobel Prizes were awarded in the subjects of Medicine, Physics, Public ...

The Boston Police are expanding a “zero tolerance” policy for alcohol, noise, and nuisance violations to the city-wide level in response to a trend of increasingly disruptive behavior from students ...

This past week, I attended the Dramashop’s performance of “The Company of Angels,” written by MIT Associate Provost for the Arts Alan Brody. As I thumbed through the Playbill, I came upon the end of ...

Great warriors had coup d’oeil in abundance. Great warriors used it to predict what the opponent would do. Alexander the Great called it his “hope,” Caesar called it his “luck,” and Napoleon called it ...

In response to complaints of cultural insensitivity from members of the MIT community, the Institute has removed an entire OpenCourseWare class linked from a featured spotlight article on MIT’s main ...