Medical Humanities Residency

MTA Lecturer Kāli Quinn traveled to Duke University to teach Compassionate Creativity to undergraduates within two classes - End of Life Ethics and Medical Stories On Stage - and to perform her two solo shows about aging, memory loss, grief, and identity. These shows were received well, creating new language and possibilities around intergenerational care, with audiences at Duke's School of Medicine and the Divinity School.

 

For more information about Kāli, please visit her Faculty profile, linked here

Ken Urban Wins 2024 Blue Ink Award

Congratulations to Ken Urban, winner of the 2024 Blue Ink Award for The Conquered.

Composing for 37 Years at MIT

In the intimate but acoustically reassuring Killian Hall, with the cooperation of Collage New Music, the Institute’s Music Department hosted an evening of Peter Child’s recent works.

MTA Associate Professor Emily Richmond Pollock Named 2024 MacVicar Fellow

Four outstanding undergraduate teachers and mentors have been named MacVicar Faculty Fellows: professor of electrical engineering and computer science (EECS) Karl Berggren, professor of political s

Play It Again, Spirio

A piano that captures the data of live performance offers the MIT community new possibilities for studying and experimenting with music