7/9 In Short
The last day to petition for August or September Advanced Standing Exams is Thursday, July 9.
‘Tell MIT to bring us back’: Cambridge Pizza closes after three decades as MIT reclaims building for renovations
Owners hope to return after construction, but said the Institute offered no alternative space and no guarantee of coming back.
Dear Alchemist, what’s that on your head?
MIT hackers take traffic cone inspiration from Scotland’s “Tartan Army.”
MIT BGSA’s third Juneteenth cookout draws attendees from all over
On Friday, June 19, crowds gathered at MIT’s sailing pavilion for the Black Graduate Student Association’s annual Juneteenth Cookout.
Pleasant weather in store for the weekend
The forecast heading into the weekend looks very pleasant, with temperatures expected to stay in the upper 70s as a seabreeze forms on Saturday and Sunday.
On physics education at MIT
The TFUAP’s proposed changes to the GIRs will harm future cohorts of MIT students.
‘Why Not U.S.’: Building a foundation for the future of U.S. soccer
This year’s World Cup has simultaneously shown how far the USMNT has come since missing the 2018 edition. The U.S. had come out on top of their group, won a knockout match for the first time in decades, and did so under an experienced manager and a stronger team culture.
Expanding geothermal to all: Geo@MIT holds its first annual spring showcase
Geo@MIT holds the first annual Geo@MIT Spring Showcase, inviting industry experts and undergraduates to share their contributions to work done on decarbonization.
