Published October 19, 2022A Diploma, a Discovery, and an Historic Legacy The diploma of Robert Robinson Taylor, MIT’s first Black graduate, highlights connections between the Institute and Tuskegee University News
Published October 17, 2022How Tenant Screening Processes Influence Biased Rental Housing Exclusion New paper explores tenant screening process and unjust automation bias News Real Estate Urban Science Housing, Community + Economic Development
Published October 12, 2022Centering Care in Urban Planning New paper demonstrates how planners can enhance caregiving in cities News Housing, Community + Economic Development
Published October 7, 2022Envisioning a More Sustainable and Just Future for Medford, MA DUSP alumna-led firm leverages economic development strategy and housing analysis in a new comprehensive plan News City Design and Development Housing, Community + Economic Development
Published October 3, 2022Four Decades of Environmental Activism Ken Shulman's MIT Technology Review Alumni Profile highlights Steven Lewis Yaffee (PhD ’79) and Julia Wondolleck (MCP ’80, PhD ’83) News Environmental Policy + Planning
Published September 30, 2022Delving into the History of NYC Public Transit Review of Emmett Adler's documentary on Andy Byford, L-train tunnel debates, and conflict at the MTA News Mobility
Published September 28, 2022An Adaptation of the Traditional Use of Paper, Wood, Earth, and Concrete MIT faculty participate in Mexico City’s Mextrópoli Architecture and City Festival News City Design and Development
Published September 26, 2022Supporting Small Firm Supply Chain Management in Lower-Income Economies New study explores how public agencies can enhance coordination and reduce risks for small firms News International Development
Published September 23, 2022Producing Renewable Energy that Communities Want New position paper calls for getting stakeholders involved in wind power projects from the start News Environmental Policy + Planning
