Hacks and humor

De Florez Fund for Humor invites proposals for grants

April 20, 2012

Junior Kelsey Brigance takes a look at one of the two robots she utilized in the competition.

A competition full of hacks

Annual 2.007 finale pits robots against MIT history.

May 9, 2011

Alumnus Oliver Smoot "62 is used to measure the Massachusetts Avenue bridge in 1958.

Smoot reflects on his measurement feat as 50th anniversary nears

Alumnus, hack to be honored on Oct. 4

September 24, 2008

Game on! Hackers play with MIT

December 12, 2007

In comic relief, Doonesbury's coming to MIT

May 26, 2006

Piano drop marks drop date

May 1, 2006

A clear shot

April 12, 2006

Team Latke members are, from left, Dean Robert Silbey, Associate Professor Diana Henderson, freshman Sara Segal and Assistant Professor Brian Robison.

The great debate

March 8, 2006

Game on

December 21, 2005

Graduate students Brian Chan and David Hu designed 'Stata Glasses,' designed to make buildings look like they were designed by architect Frank Gehry, as an entry in MIT 'unuseless contest.'

Unuseless ball celebrates what's unnecessary but fun

May 10, 2005

Prank research paper makes the grade

April 15, 2005

Bright spot on the latke team

March 16, 2005

Science shows why fans don't have to 'wait until next year'

November 3, 2004

MIT fans get assist in Red Sox World Series victory

November 3, 2004

Bush-hacked

September 15, 2004

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