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Paul Parravano, former co-director of MIT’s Office of Government and Community Relations who worked to build enduring MIT connections with elected officials and the local community, died at 71.

MIT's new Breakerspace is a dynamic hub where students engage in hands-on materials exploration, using advanced microscopy for in-depth characterization.

Twice a year, in January and November, the setting sun perfectly aligns with an 825-foot hallway on the school’s campus, creating a "celestial phenomenon."

Amid the turmoil of the antiwar protests in the spring of 1970, two unforgettable performances by the Grateful Dead offered a welcome reprieve.

Vampire Survivors comes loaded with a bunch of weapons and evolutions of said weapons, one of which is the mysterious Clock Lancet.

Every game of Vampire Survivors ends with a face-to-face with Red Death. If you play your cards right, however, you can kill it.

Cem Tasan, MIT’s newly tenured Thomas B. King Associate Professor of Metallurgy, has learned to lean in to the unexpected in research and in life.

Learn which items combine with Vampire Survivors weapons in order to unlock its evolution and unleash its untapped potential to help you win runs

MIT senior Margaret Zheng created Wide Tim to help connect the MIT community with an adorable character inspired by MIT's mascot, Tim the Beaver.

Reveal every hidden item with the Yellow Sign.