Frances Negrón-Muntaner (Columbia University) will discuss the origins, impact, and future of the award-winning artivist project Valor y Cambio (Value/Valour and Change), in conversation with Prof. Katerina González Seligmann (University of Connecticut).
Please join us for the presentations of our undergraduate writing theses! Presentations by Hannah Gazdus, Hudson Powers, Kidist Adamu, Mikel Carvajal and Alan Zhu. Can't make it in person? Join us on Zoom! https://mit.zoom.us/j/97820495174
Presentations begin at 10am.
Sit down with a beverage and a board game, remix some music, simulate a world, and learn about MIT’s history of game design.
The acclaimed author of The Serpent’s Gift, Helen Elaine Lee, returns with this poetic and powerful journey of healing and autonomy.
Iterate: The Secret to Innovation in Schools is a playbook for making big changes in schools out of a series of small, manageable steps.
Angles provides a public forum for the best work produced last year by students in MIT's introductory writing courses. Join us in celebrating these talented authors. Everyone is welcome to listen, to meet the authors, and to share good conversation and delicious refreshments.
Chen and Oliva will present digital, visual poems from their book Seedlings_: Walk in Time, a book written through their interactions with programs they have written.
A team of scholars uncovered the source code in the MIT archives and embarked on an expedition through the code that has led them through twisty little passages into chambers of culture, history, and technological innovation.
French oil and gas companies needed new forms of technological vision to persuade powerbrokers and the public to support an undersea gas pipeline.
Keith Jones is the author of Echo’s Errand and the poetry chapbooks. Christopher Sawyer-Lauçanno, poet, biographer and translator, is the author of more than two dozen books including biographies of Paul Bowles and E.E. Cummings.
Through an analysis of policy documents and other discursive materials, Dr. Rao tracks New Infrastructure’s fetish-like existence.
Katy Ilonka Gero is a writer and computer scientist. Katherine Yang is an artist and programmer building poetic tools and handmade websites.
Interested in applying to the MIT Graduate Program in Science Writing? Join us for our fall admissions information webinar. Faculty and staff will give an overview of the curriculum, financial aid, and admissions procedures, and will answer questions from viewers.
Featuring The Bombing of Osage Avenue, By Your Side, and Precious Places: Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Education Center