Voices of #MIT2021: Meet Fiona Chen ’21, who graduates with degrees in Economics & Math. She aims to use her dual expertise to advocate for people whose voices are excluded, particularly those who face hardships due to social & political inequities. #SHASS Read more at SHASS. Also, read her profile at the MIT News.

Voices of #MIT2021: Meet Amber Lu ’21, who is graduating with degrees in MIT Economics and Math! Her vision: Law school, possibly a JD/MBA; and finding solutions that draw from both the public and private sectors. http://bit.ly/SaluteMIT2021

Brilliance and genius are traits often associated with mathematics, computer science, physics, and engineering. Too often, however, these traits are attributed to men, despite the body of research that states gender is not a factor in brilliance or genius, nor does it determine one’s success. “One thing that turns people off from math is the […]

In Los Angeles Times High School Insider’s first women in STEM podcast, Stories from a STEMinist, MIT undergraduate Rona Wang shares about her high school and college experiences as a writer, mathematician, and computer scientist.  Read more in the Los Angeles Times.

Sophomore Grace Smith, a double major in math and computer science and engineering, worked as a remote intern for India-based Ek Kadam Aur Foundation for Education and Health. Smith was connected to Ek Kadam Aur through the MIT International Service and Technology Initiatives (MISTI) MIT-India program. MISTI offers MIT students internship, research, and teaching opportunities […]

Majoring in 18 (@MITMath) with minors in finance (15-3) and ancient and medieval studies (AMS), senior Elizabeth T. will be sharing more on her campus involvement, @MIT life in general, and what she’s currently up to! Follow her on Instagram: https://instagram.com/mitstudents/