Particularly MIT: A Sequence of Vignettes

A playful look at three long-held stories about the MIT campus and environs—separating fact from fiction.

This will change the way you see the campus forever. Why the dome's pillars don't line up, and the secret circle that extends all the way to Mass. Ave.

An early vision for the role of public art as seen realized on MIT’s campus today.

In 2014, Project Interphase celebrated its 45th Anniversary of introducing scholars to the MIT experience and imparting pivotal concepts to increase long-term academic success. This video describes the genesis of this program, now known as Interphase EDGE.

The astonishing career of Vannevar Bush, who played a part in the dawn of the radio age, the atomic age, and the digital age.

Experience MIT's game-changing Z Center and its powerful impact on the MIT community.

Recollections of MIT’s unique program for innovative documentary filmmaking and its far-reaching impact.

The pioneering women of AeroAstro, from 1932 to today.

From its modest start in a dormitory, a history of campus radio station WMBR.

From the perfect cup of coffee to edibles that astronauts could take into space—a video history of MIT’s scientists' cutting edge of research and innovation in food technology

Karl Taylor Compton, MIT’s President from 1930 to 1948, modernized the Institute and served as a public champion of science and technology.
“No man in academic life was more loved.”

A bit of broadcasting history reveals the connections between MIT and public television station WGBH.