Doctoral students in mathematics are questioning their career paths and considering leaving the field altogether.

A student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has gone viral for awkwardly interrupting a math lecture to protest the so-called “ongoing genocide of Gaza.” The clip, viewed more than 18 ...

MIT students have pioneered a revolutionary recycling solution aimed at mitigating waste buildup on the Moon. As new supplies ...

The federal lawsuit alleged MIT approved antisemitic activities on campus and has tolerated the intimidation and harassment of Jewish students and faculty, according to the AP. The filing said Jewish ...

(JTA) – The Massachusetts Institute of Technology will suspend a handful of students from “non-academic” activities after they participated in a recent pro-Palestinian “die-in.” The decision was ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A viral video showing students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology clapping for a math professor during his last lecture ...

An MIT student has sued the federal government over its abrupt termination of her international student record in a federal database managed by the Department of Homeland Security. The student, an MIT ...

A debate on whether an average MIT student could crack JEE Advanced. The comparison overlooks fundamentally different admissions systems and measures of ability.

CAMBRIDGE — Around 100 MIT students and community members gathered in the foyer of City Hall on Monday evening to call for city councilors to intervene and block MIT from issuing suspensions to ...

MIT says that due to concerns about the "integrity" of a high-profile paper on how artificial intelligence affects research and innovation, the paper should be "withdrawn from public discourse." The ...

Jewish students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) filed a federal lawsuit last week alleging the prestigious Cambridge institution has failed to take any meaningful action to stop the ...

One of the highlights of my first three years as a literature professor at MIT—and indeed, of my 15-year career as an educator—has been the recent discovery that some of my students, past and present, ...