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Environmental organizations in Massachusetts are urging water officials to keep sewage out of waterways in several Boston-area communities by committing to a more modern sewer system with separate pip...

As the MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences marks its 75th anniversary, Dean Agustín Rayo discusses why the need for developing students with broad minds and human understanding is as u...

This reading, part of MIT’s William Corbett Poetry Series, welcomes former U.S. Poet Laureate Arthur Sze back to the campus where he began his literary journey.

Want support to make improvements to your Canvas site or use Canvas-related tools? Learn how MIT faculty and instructors collaborate with Residential Education to make instructional improvements, via ...

An adult animated series based on the hit comic book series "Monstress" is in development at Amazon MGM Studios from Steven Maeda, a co-creator and former showrunner on Netflix's "One Piece."

Printed Matter, Inc. is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1976 by artists and art workers with the mission to foster the appreciation, dissemination, and understanding of art...

Join CMS/W for an afternoon of networking and discussion about career pathways in writing and media studies.

A brilliant new stage adaptation of Junot Díaz's The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao digs deep into intergenerational trauma.

This article examines the pedagogical role of a self-guided oral communication studio within a writing and communication center in an institution of higher education, analyzing its relationship to tra...

Les Perelman, a longtime MIT faculty member and former dean who established the influential "Writing Across the Curriculum" program and became a fierce critic of automated essay grading, has...

Join CMS/W for an afternoon of networking and discussion about career pathways in writing and media studies.

President Donald Trump's DOE meddled with Indiana's energy grid last year. A legal battle is erupting as utilities decide who will pay for fallout.

Podcast Episode · Future Fluent · February 24 · 35m

Join us for a discussion on how AI is impacting the way news is reported and disseminated, the way we learn and communicate, and how this is impacting free speech […]

An urgent and profound history of vaccine skepticism, seeking to understand how our three most common fears about vaccines hardened into a lethal ideology—from a leading science writer Since the...

Academic writing is often framed as something faculty should simply manage better; when they struggle, the blame is put on the individual academic. But this explanation doesn’t hold, as Rachel Gabriele explains

A new poll finds that 85 percent of Iowans in “toss-up” congressional districts would be more likely to vote for a candidate who prioritizes clean water and cuts to industrial agriculture pollution.

Academic publishing can be a harsh landscape. Here, a partnership model offers language and strategies to support new authors as they navigate early submissions and review

Tuesday, February 24 | 2 pm ET Trust in elections can be divided into two major ideas: whether the public perceives that elections are free and fair, and whether the electoral process provides evidence that elections are conducted according to law.

The official website for Goodman Theatre's 25/26 Season Production of Marco Antonio Rodriguez's "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao."

Join the "MIT in 3:00" staff for a 1-day filmmaking workshop during IAP!

On Episode 10 of the Brookline.News Podcast, editor Sam Mintz and Brookline Interactive Group executive director Jessica Smyser talk about the latest news in Brookline, including the death of former f...

selected essays from introductory writing subjects at MIT

Big names including WBZ-TV’s Jon Keller and WHDH-TV’s Kim Khazei are just the most recent examples of the accelerating flight of broadcasters from the airwaves.