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Vol. XXXV No. 2November/December 2022

Open Letter to Presidents Biden, Putin, and Zelensky: Pursue Diplomatic Solutions to Avoid Nuclear War

Please sign this letter from college and university faculty and staffs. Sixty years ago, the Cuban Missile Crisis brought the world close to nuclear war. At present, threats to launch...

Vol. XXXV No. 2November/December 2022

MITx Update for MIT Faculty: Fall 2022

Christopher Capozzola
November 16, 2022 marked one year since the sale of edX, the nonprofit organization launched by MIT and Harvard in 2012 to provide an open online platform for university courses,...

Vol. XXXV No. 2November/December 2022

Graduate Student Unionization: A Positive Force for All at MIT

Rahul Jayaraman, Angela Lee, Arrow Minster
In April 2022, MIT graduate workers[1] overwhelmingly voted for union representation. Since then, a supermajority of us grad workers have signed cards with the MIT Graduate Student Union (GSU). One...

Vol. XXXV No. 2November/December 2022

How Deep is Your Love of Free Expression?

Malick W. Ghachem
Who among us has not, at one point or another, entertained the heretical thought that MIT faculty meetings can sometimes seem like less than scintillating affairs? Let those without sin...

Vol. XXXV No. 1September/October 2022

Response to “Project Indigenous MIT”

Heather Lechtman
To: David Shane Lowry From: Heather Lechtman; director, Center for Materials Research in Archaeology and Ethnology [CMRAE] Date: 14 June 2022 Hello David Shane Lowry I write in response to...

Vol. XXXV No. 2November/December 2022

Never Mind the Firehose, You Can’t Even Lead Them to Water

W. Craig Carter
I’m co-teaching this semester and have been attending my co-instructor’s lectures. I’ve been sitting behind the students and observing how they are engaging. It’s not pretty. My rough estimates are...

Vol. XXXV No. 1September/October 2022

Faculty and Staff Views on the Choice of the Next MIT President: A Recap of Last Spring’s Faculty Newsletter Zoom Forum

On May 24, 2022, the Faculty Newsletter hosted a Zoom forum on the selection of the next president of MIT. Following is an abbreviated version of that presentation. Introduction Jonathan...

Vol. XXXV No. 1September/October 2022

Faculty Newsletter Business

Upcoming Editorial Board Elections Later this fall, we will be holding elections for new members of the Faculty Newsletter Editorial Board. As always, these elections will be held electronically, and...
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