The Tech will hold a hackathon on Saturday, May 5 in our office (W20-483) from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with the goal of developing data visualizations and web apps related to the religion survey which was distributed to the MIT … Continue reading
After a story on Tuesday regarding MIT Sloan School of Management Professor Gabriel Bitran PhD ’75 and his son Marco Bitran ’97 paying $4.8 million to settle hedge fund fraud charges brought against them by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission … Continue reading
On March 31, two undergraduate teams represented MIT at the National Academics Quiz Tournaments’ Intercollegiate Championship Tournament held in Chicago, Illinois. In the Undergraduate Division, MIT Quiz Bowl President Joshua Alman ’13, Stephen Face ’13, and Neil Gurram ’13 came … Continue reading
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The Green Building became an interactive game of Tetris on Friday evening. Users could play the game while Boston looked on. More photos after the jump.
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On Wednesday, a bunch of frosh (and some upperclassmen) stormed the fourth floor of the Student Center for the Four-Year Planning Seminar by Chocolate City and the National Society of Black Engineers. This seminar is carried out annually to give … Continue reading
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The Koch Institute is holding its first poster session this afternoon from 4–6 p.m. There will be 9 posters in total, focusing mainly on genetics. Majors represented include 7, 9, and 20, and all but one of the presenters has … Continue reading
Thanks for following The Tech’s live blog. Look out for a full article about the event in Friday’s issue of The Tech. 6:58 p.m. Condry gives GZA an MIT sweatshirt to end the event. A line forms for autographs at … Continue reading