It turns out the best way to teach students how DNA works may be to start at the end. Now, an entire district is adopting that approach.

Edgerton Center hackathon puts inclusive design front and center as students prototype cooling hats, AI study tools, and a tactile airplane map in just ten hours

Dr. Jim Bales uncovers the truth behind a photographic mystery.

How does increased CO₂ in the atmosphere harm life on Earth? The Coastal Climate Change Toolkit tackles that question with hands-on, kitchen-science experiments for teachers, to be featured in the MIT Museum's Sensing Oceans exhibit.

MIT News | A new MIT student club for FIRST Robotics alumni aims to promote hands-on STEM education enrichment for K-12 students.

Edgerton Clubs & Teams featured on WCVB 5 Boston

This year's Edgerton Center Graduation Brunch brought together graduates, families, and friends for a morning worth savoring.

It began, as so many great 4-409 stories do, with a simple thought: "I could just do this."

The Tech | This summer, under the red rocks of Utah, you can expect to spot a group of MIT students cycling en route on a 4,000 mile trip west.