During her time at MIT, senior Ayesha Ng’s interests have expanded from cellular biology to the social systems that shape public health.
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Gov. Charlie Baker's latest nominee to the Supreme Judicial Court is an Appeals Court judge with a background in intellectual property litigation who built a robot while studying engineering at MIT.
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It's not all bad news. Millennials & Gen Z are aligned on multiple social issues. So multiple decades of social progress ahead, boding well for female entrepreneurialism.
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With a global pandemic raging, climate change worsening, competition with China accelerating, & our economy in crisis, we need more expertise in government—not less.
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An interactive timeline chronicling women’s history at MIT, starting in 1870 with the admission, as an “experimental student,” of one Ellen Henrietta Swallow.
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Innovation & Entrepreneurship Organizations Campus-Wide Celebrate MIT's Women Entrepreneurs in November
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Understanding the origins of innovation and the philosophy of technology enables us to foresee and manage the changes in our economy.
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One of the parameters that defines a top employer is its devotion to an innovation culture—and employees notice innovation. One of the most common words survey respondents used to describe their employers was “innovative.”
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