The strength of “infinite hope”
MIT News • 2/17/2026
Summary
MIT Dean of Engineering Paula Hammond delivered the keynote address at the 52nd MLK Celebration. Her message focused on resilience and determination, encapsulated in the theme of “infinite hope.”
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