Undergraduate

Financial aid budget will rise more sharply than tuition next yearUndergraduate financial aid up 5 percent; tuition, 3.9 percent

Alum-astronaut Robert Satcher: ‘We need to get everybody on board’Delivers keynote address at the annual Laureates and Leaders induction ceremony

Students get a sneak peek at Maseeh HallOpen house offers prospective residents the chance to check out MIT's newest undergraduate dormitory.

Search for a new dining vendor underwayStudents and housemasters helping to evaluate companies that seek to operate the new House Dining system.

Announcing the Palitz FellowshipA new undergraduate travel fellowship for the study of Dutch art and culture in The Hague, Netherlands.

My 'four weeks' view of the U.S. achievement gapFreshman Anna Ho mentors students while working with a Teach for America teacher in the Four Weeks for America Challenge.

Chris Boyce wins Gates scholarshipMIT senior co-founded company focused on creating stretchable, bendable electronics and solar panels.

The What, Who, and How of DUE: The Office of Faculty Support (OFS)

Nurse care managers reach out to MIT Medical patients

MISTI sends more than 50 students abroad over IAPTake on real-world challenges in places such as Mexico, Germany and France

Today at Maseeh Hall: Coffee with the construction crewInstitute Chaplain Robert Randolph invites construction workers to breakfast and coffee

What's happening with Maseeh HallCheck out regular updates on the progress to open Maseeh Hall for fall 2011.

Alumni Class Funds seeks proposals for teaching and education enhancement

It's finals time!Empty tables in duPont Gym await students for finals.

Undergrads bring energy education to GhanaGhanaian high school students share alternative energy ideas with rural village.

MISTI 2.0 selects new granteesSeven student projects awarded funding.

Setting the standard for sustainability in diningMaseeh Hall's dining facility will be a model for new buildings.

MIT students expand their horizons as Burchard ScholarsProgram brings together MIT sophomores and juniors with humanities, arts and social sciences faculty for eight elegant dinner-seminars.

Remembering Art Smith'Stabilizing force' was a counselor, advocate, friend and champion for students.

Xerox CEO Ursula Burns to deliver 2011 Commencement addressWill help cap MIT's 150th anniversary celebration

Q&A with Kim VandiverDean for undergraduate research discusses his role, UROPs and more.

A decade of OCW benefits: Drawing talent to MITOpenCourseWare gives student confidence that he can work at the MIT level.

Chancellor Phillip L. Clay to step downHailed by President Hockfield as ‘an exceptional leader,’ he leaves a remarkable record of achievement.

Vikings strike at Cambridge regattaNo, not the famous one. The other one.

Building communitySloan sophomore Amanda David leverages her roles with the Public Service Center and class council to spread her love of service to MIT students

MIT undergraduate showcases work at White House science fairEvent also features 2 high-school teams that won grants from the Lemelson-MIT Program.

There's no place like Maseeh HallStudents in the Phoenix Group get a behind-the-scenes look at what will be their new home next fall.