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.

MIT News | The teamwork, leadership, and communication skills developed in the Gordon Engineering Leadership (GEL) Program drive success of Edgerton Center project teams.

Eighteen student teams celebrate a year of extraordinary engineering achievements at the Edgerton Center's Annual Clubs & Teams Showcase