Kurt L. Keville
Monday morning Buildings 46 and 48 were evacuated due to a gas leak on the corner of Main St. and Albany St. Both buildings were cleared for re-occupation later in the morning.
EDITOR IN CHIEF
September 17, 2013
Chris A. Kaiser PhD ’87 will step down as MIT’s provost at the end of October, President L. Rafael Reif announced yesterday in an email to the MIT community. Kaiser will return to teaching and research as an MIT faculty member.
ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR
September 17, 2013
At first glance, an MIT class without p-sets, exams, or essays sounds almost too good to be true. For 3.091 Professor Michael J. Cima, it is his semester-long experiment to test whether students learn better when residence-based instruction is combined with online instruction.
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September 17, 2013
MIT’s endowment grew in fiscal year 2013 to $10.9 billion, the highest ever, in large part due to investment returns of 11.1 percent, MIT announced Friday.
September 17, 2013
Researchers at MIT facing funding troubles due to the federal budget sequester can rely on the Institute for “bridge funding” in the short term but may have to downsize their labs or adjust their research programs in the long term, exiting provost Chris Kaiser said in an interview.
More News
- Demolition of building next to Random will start within a week (9/17/13)
- IN SHORT (9/17/13; 1 comment)
World and Nation
- Shorts (left) (9/17/13)
- Spain on track to meet budget targets, emerge from recession (9/17/13)
- Shorts (right) (9/17/13)
- More rain expected in as Colorado as rescuers wait for fog to clear out (9/17/13)
- 12 dead after lone gunman opens fire in Navy Yard cafeteria (9/17/13)
- UN report confirms rockets loaded with Sarin in Aug. 21 Syrian attack (9/17/13)
- Weather: High pressure takes hold; sunshine in store (9/17/13)
Opinion
- MIT needs computer science requirement (9/17/13; 9 comments)
Sports
- MIT Taekwondo places in the top 3 nationally (9/17/13; 2 comments)
- UPCOMING HOME EVENTS (9/17/13)
- Women’s tennis begins season with a 2-0 start (9/17/13)
Arts
- Arts was not published this issue.


