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Home for the holidays special for Vazquez family - Vimarsana News

Home for the holidays special for Vazquez family

Immigrant parents sacrificed, daughters pay them back

Missouri S&T hosts high school students from St. Louis area for STEM camp - Vimarsana News

Missouri S&T hosts high school students from St. Louis area for STEM camp

A group of over 20 high school students primarily from the St. Louis area recently lived on the Missouri University of Science and Technology campus for multiple days for the

Engineering for social impact - Vimarsana News

Engineering for social impact

MIT undergraduate Runako Gentles advances his skills in environmental engineering to become the next generation of climate and sustainability leaders.

Source: mit.edu
Engineering's Academic Excellence Program gets new name, additional funding for student success in celebrating 25 years - Vimarsana News

Engineering's Academic Excellence Program gets new name, additional funding for student success in celebrating 25 years

K-Rob Thomas knows exactly what the Academic Excellence Program, or AEP, did for him as a student in Auburn University’s Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.

Source: auburn.edu
Ronald Kurtz, philanthropist and MIT Corporation life member emeritus, dies at 89 - Vimarsana News

Ronald Kurtz, philanthropist and MIT Corporation life member emeritus, dies at 89

Ronald Kurtz '54, '59, SM '60, a materials manufacturer with a great love of art, died on Nov. 20. He was 89. Kurtz earned three degrees at MIT — a bachelor's degree in industrial management and bachelor's and master's degrees in metallurgy — all of which contributed to his keen interest in art and his extensive involvement with the Institute.

Source: mit.edu