Co-sponsored by the MIT-Eurasia Program, MIT Center for International Studies, MIT Global Languages, and MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing.
In season 12 of the WORLD Channel's America ReFramed, co-producers Professor Vivek Bald, Alaudin Ullah, and Susannah Ludwig air the television and streaming premiere of their documentary “In Search of Bengali Harlem”.
Please join in person or on Zoom us as we host and celebrate this year's three undergraduate theses. Enjoy presentations by...
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.
Chloe Garcia Roberts is the author of Fire Eater: A Translator's Theology and The Reveal, published as part of Noemi Press’s Akrilika Series for innovative Latino writing. She works as deputy editor of Harvard Review as well as a lecturer of poetry at MIT.
Hosted by the Scheller Teacher Education Program. Followed by a Q&A between director Paula Froehle and co-director Alan Lightman.
Faculty and staff will give an overview of the curriculum, financial aid, and admissions procedures, and will answer questions from viewers.
Keep yourself accountable and meet your resolutions! Writing Together Online offers structured writing time to help you stay focused and productive throughout any routine changes over IAP.
We invite all MIT community members to join us and learn how to cobble simple circuits, microprocessors, and playful interfaces to make music and enjoyable noise together.
Interested in submitting a short film for the “MIT in 3:00” competition, but want to learn more about filmmaking? Join documentary filmmaker Kira Akerman for a 1-day workshop during IAP!
Worker placement games are beloved by modern board gamers. The act of placing cubes or discs in factories or farms to increase production and profit is certainly enticing, but what do the workers want?
An invitation to think on the edges, surfaces, and turns of the literary artifact when it crosses cultural boundaries.
With CMS/W Professor Nick Montfort, video game theorist Jesper Juul will explore two mysteries about the history of technology and the Commodore 64 computer.
Text generation was not invented yesterday in Silicon Valley. "Output" aims to correct that omission by gathering seven decades of English-language texts produced by generation systems and software.
Finalists in the MIT in 3:00 competition presented on the big screen! With awarding of the Jury and Audience prizes.
