MIT

Antisemitism Exposed March 10

Jewish MIT students file federal lawsuit over 'wildfire of antisemitism' allowed on campus after Oct. 7

Two Jewish students sued Massachusetts Institute of Technology for allegedly turning a blind eye to "hateful antisemitic discrimination and harassment."

Media January 11

MIT lecturer who resigned from ‘dream job’ says he could no longer be in 'system that foments antisemitism'

An MIT lecturer who recently resigned from the school published a column explaining that he could no longer be at an institution that "foments antisemitism."

Fox News Flash December 16

Dr. Phil skewers Ivy League antisemitism controversy: 'Wouldn't know free speech if it bit them in the a--'

Television host Dr. Phil McGraw sounded off on "Hannity" about university leaders' takes at Harvard, MIT and UPenn on campus antisemitism.

MIT December 13

MIT alums rip 'disastrous' antisemitism testimony but stop short of calling for resignation

Over 700 MIT alumni are calling on the school's administration to take action after President Sally Kornbluth's "disastrous" congressional testimony last week.

Antisemitism Exposed December 10

MIT, Harvard face mounting pressure on 'choice to defend terrorist sympathizers' after UPenn president resigns

MIT and Harvard face mounting pressure over what one Israeli student deemed the "choice to defend terrorist sympathizers" after UPenn's president resigned.

Israel November 13, 2023

MIT faces backlash for not expelling anti-Israel protesters over 'visa issues': 'Who is in charge?'

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is facing considerable backlash after its administrators backed down from a promise to expel pro-Palestinian protesters citing "visa issues."

TECH May 16, 2023

How creepy augmented reality enables seeing through walls

MIT has developed a new augmented reality device that allows its user to see through walls, Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how it works.

Artificial Intelligence May 16, 2023

AI could dish out harsher prison sentences, bail if unleashed to make judgments: Study

Artificial intelligence systems are more harsh on people who violated hypothetical rules or policies than judgement calls from humans, a study from MIT researchers shows.

Sex Crimes April 27, 2023

MIT student followed into sorority home, sexually assaulted by sex offender: police

A previous sex offender was arrested and charged after allegedly following a female at MIT into her sorority home and sexually assaulting her in Boston, Massachusetts.

Massachusetts October 20, 2022

Duke cell biologist named new president of MIT

A cell biologist who also worked as a provost at Duke University for the past eight years has recently been named the president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.