At MIT, women students take the lead Article Date March 29, 2022 Cameron Kokesh ’23 crawled out of her tent on July 27, 2021, exhausted from 17-hour workdays in the Kansas summer heat.
How a Vision for a Solar Car Sparked a Career―and MIT’s Solar Electric Vehicle Team Article Date March 1, 2022 Slice of MIT published an interview with SEVT founder James Worden ’89.
Students Create a Maker Community at the Edgerton Center Over IAP Article Date February 18, 2022 Amidst bouncy dance music and shiny streamers, students raced to complete their IAP projects for the pinball showcase on F
Exploring Natural Creativity at the Edgerton Center Article Date January 3, 2022 Curiosity is one character trait MIT students share.
Engineering Design Workshops Provide a Taste of MIT Article Date January 3, 2022 When Campus Preview Weekend (CPW) at MIT was canceled last spring due to Covid-19, the Admissions Office looked to the Edg
Embedded and Involved Article Date October 13, 2021 When Covid-19 forced teachers to quickly crank up their understanding of best practices in online education, an unforeseen
MIT Solar Electric Vehicle Team Wins 1st Place in the 2021 American Solar Challenge Article Date August 8, 2021 The MIT Solar Electric Vehicle Team placed first in the
Welcome to MIT, here's your Aurora Beaveralis Article Date July 27, 2021 This spring, every student admitted to MIT was sent a package that included the Edgerton Center's "Aurora Beaveralis" kit.
An ocean apart, shared engineering projects catalyze a love of STEM Article Date May 6, 2021 A pendulum wave is a series of weights, each suspended
Fabricating the future Article Date October 6, 2020 On a snowy week in January, Barcelona-based television journalist Jordi Baste visited MIT to film TV3’s “No Pot Ser!” (tra
MIT: Fabricant el Futur Article Date October 6, 2020 Barcelona TV3 meets the Edgerton Center Use closed caption for English translation On a snowy week in
