Spring 2014
URIECA Moment
Senior Julia Berk says that reliving a professor’s eureka moment opened up the world.
The Writers: Liz Karagianis
Winter 2014
The Future Is Cities
Cities are growing faster than you can say megalopolis, and thanks to social media and the Internet, global climate change and a bad economy, the American dream of ownership is changing, and we are finding ourselves living in inclusive cities, sharing our houses, cars, bikes, offices, and more.
Winter 2014
Not Just Men in Spandex
Michael Lin and Sandra Richter design a future vehicle for bike lanes.
Spring 2013
In One Voice
Music resounds –– leading new technologies, criss-crossing disciplines, transcending bias, and leaving us resonating with ourselves, each other, and the cosmos.
Spring 2013
Jazzing Up
Dylan Sherry ’12, who played tenor sax before a crowd of 9,000, is jazzed about music and artificial intelligence.
Spring 2013
Composing and Consciousness
Dustin Katzin ’12 composed an orchestral piece that premiered last spring and brought the audience to their feet, stomping, cheering, and whistling.
Spring 2013
With a Little Help From My Friends
Alex Rigopulos, a former music major, and Eran Egozy, an engineer, married their talents and were named among the 100 most influential people in the world.
Spring 2012
Building Wise
John Ochsendorf is designing zero-energy buildings for the world.
Spring 2012
The Power Generation
Caleb Waugh, co-president of MIT’s Energy Club and a doctoral student in nuclear science and engineering, says that energy is the defining challenge of this generation.
Fall 2011
Smooth Sailing
A major gift from Terry Kohler will allow for smooth sailing this spring as the Institute celebrates the 75th anniversary of MIT Sailing.