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This episode marks the end of our first season of Campus Files.

From secret societies to shadowy scandals,

we've dug into the stories you won't hear about on the campus tour. And none of it would

have been possible without you. Thank you to everyone who listened, shared an episode, or left

a review. And we're especially grateful to those of you who trusted us with your stories. Whether you sent in a tip or spoke out about your experience, this season exists because of you.

But just because the mics are off doesn't mean we're going quiet.

If you've got a tip, a mystery, or just something on your campus that's never added up,

our inbox is always open at Campus files pod at gmail.com.

Your story might be the next one we dig into. And if you're new or just want a refresher,

now's the perfect time to binge season one. There's a whole archive of campus secrets

waiting for you.

At MIT, there's a research lab, unlike most on college campuses, a place specifically designed to push boundaries and explore radical ideas, from flying robots to foldable cars.

It's called the Media Lab.

In 2018, the Media Lab held an award ceremony that embodied its unconventional spirit.

The prize was called the Disobedience Award, a celebration of those who've bent or broken rules in the service of society.

We are honoring some remarkable women here today.

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