The MIT engineer who plays sax on Stephen Colbert’s show
December 1, 2017
SCOTT KOWALCHYK/CBS By Jay London At first glance, Louis Fouché’s (MITES ’02, MIT ’07, and creator of the MOSTEC Program) professional career couldn’t…
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Kaylee de Soto (MITES ’16): A game changer
September 6, 2017
prev slide next slide Incoming freshman Kaylee de Soto got a head start at MIT, arriving in June to help the Plasma…
Spreading kindness far and wide
July 19, 2017
Bettina Arkhurst, MIT senior and RAK Week founder Photo: Maisie O’Brien By Maisie O’Brien Bettina Arkhurst (MITES ’13) comes from a large, tight-knit…
Building empathy through computer science and art
May 30, 2017
PhD student Danielle Olson believes we can make digital information-sharing more natural and interpersonal, by creating immersive media to better understand each other’s feelings…
Environmentalist and explorer
April 11, 2017
prev slide next slide Caption:“MIT has given me more opportunities than I could have imagined as a prefrosh,” Senior Elizabeth Rider says.
Coding and choreographing: Pursuing your passions
January 23, 2017
By Ann Singer From her hometown in Puerto Rico to the Infinite Corridor of MIT to the labs of Princeton, Victoria Davidjohn has always been…
Welcome Back Reception reconnects alumni
January 19, 2017
prev slide next slide From SEED Academy ’05 to MOSTEC ’15, the Welcome Back Reception brought together an amazing turnout of OEOP…
Eric Lander speaks to MITES 2016
January 5, 2017
Eric Lander, President and Founding Director of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard speaks to MITES students. By Zack Messick Eric Lander,…
Seeing solutions through, across continents
October 26, 2016
“I was lucky enough to discover MIT and my passion for engineering through MITES. I want to show students how great it is here…
Scene at MIT: Encouraging future scientists and engineers
July 27, 2016
Nicholas Okafor, head online facilitator for the MIT Online Science, Technology, and Engineering Community (MOSTEC) program, records a video in advance of students’ arrival…