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Eli Broad Could Pay Your College Tuition Several Times, Gives $600 Million to Harvard and MIT Medical Research

Eli Broad is rich. And giving.

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Hackers Laugh in MBTA's Face

Three MIT students hacked into the MBTA fare system and now they can finally brag about it.

MIT Students Forced To Tell All

A federal judge has ordered the three MIT students who hacked into the MBTA Charliecard system to reveal their secrets in court, curbing their dreams of becoming nerd superstars at an upcoming hacker convention. 

Latest comment by Anonymous: Its a real shame that this didn't come durring a full term at MIT. If that had been the case. any data and code not released would have most likely been re-reverse engineered within the week. Of course free... MORE »
Funniest College Application Moments

Lying about your ethnicity on a college application in order to reap the benefits of affirmative action may be a felony, but it's incredibly funny and, apparently, quite effective.

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5 I-Can't-Believe-These-Really-Exist Gadgets

With a new jetpack bringing technology to great heights, inventions that used to exist only in movies are going from fiction to fact. So suit up and get ready to destroy stuff.

College Actually Uses Money For Good

The well-endowed are usually so cocky. Berea College, though, is using its endowment to give away learning for free, instead of stockpiling the cash.

Schools That May Cause the Earth's Destruction

Even before this conference about the possibility of an apocalypse gets underway, these colleges are already hard at work developing new technology that could lead to the end of humanity.

Latest comment by Anonymous: re: Olin -- *three* years, to be exact. The first class graduated in 2006. Now, our ranks are slowly yet inexorably swelling...
Battle of the Sexes in Science: Title IX Dispute

In an attempt to prove that boobs, beakers and Bunsen burners belong together, Title IX will soon cover science. Will these new regulations take women out of the English classroom and into the lab?

Latest comment by Anonymous: Here's a question - why not start applying Title IX to nursing, social work, or education? If we start arbitrarily limiting the number of women from the fields they want because of their gender, the... MORE »

Let's Have a Meating!

Let's Have a Meating!
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To market, to marketthe meat market that is. The meat industry has become increasingly popular and fashionable. New York City’s Meatpacking District, which was once a string of sketchy mafia-filled alleys is now a trendy spot filled with overpriced restaurants and super chic boutiques. But most of all, the art

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No Surprises in List of Top Engineering Schools

There were NO surprises in this year's U.S. News & World Report graduate engineering school rankings, according to CollegeFinder.  After collecting data from over 12,000 programs MIT still remains the top engineering school in the nation. The 198 schools were ranked by usin

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