The MIT General Collection is comprised of artifacts, visual, and written materials that support the Museum's mission by documenting the history of MIT and its role in the development of American science, technology, and engineering. One component of this collection is the Museum's renowned hacking archives, which trace MIT's rich history of technological tomfoolery and pranks.
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Related materials can be found at the Institute Archives and Special Collections of the MIT Libraries, which collects the official records of MIT's academic and administrative offices and committees, the personal and professional records of faculty, staff and students, MIT publications, and students' written theses.