We welcome you to explore this collection of materials accumulated throughout HST's 55-year history. 

If you have any materials of significance to contribute, please contact us at hst-history [at] mit.edu (hst-history[at]mit[dot]edu).

 

Photos

Please enjoy browsing the HST Photo Collection on Flckr. We are in the process of sorting through old photos (and CD-ROMs!) and anticipate adding additional images to this collection.  

Also, we're excited to share composite photos from the early cohorts of HST students. Here is the first decade, with more to follow soon: 
1971 MD Incoming Class
1972 MD Incoming Class
1973 MD Incoming Class
1974 MD Incoming Class
1975 MD Incoming Class
1976 MD Incoming Class
1977 MD Incoming Class
1978 MD & MEMP Incoming Class
1979 MD & MEMP Incoming Class
1980 MD Incoming Class
MEMP students enrolled as of 1985

Videos

  • HST.010: Human Anatomy - We're delighted to share these lectures given by the legendary Professor Farish Jenkins.
    • Introduction to Head and Neck, 11/03/2000 - Please drop us a note at hst-history [at] mit.edu (hst-history[at]mit[dot]edu) if you have any information about the unexpected slides that unnerve Professor Jenkins during minute 7 of this recording.
    • Review of the Cranial Nerves, 12/01/2000
    • Introduction to the Extremities, 09/19/2001 - This lecture opens with Professor Jenkins quoting from Leonardo da Vinci
    • Introduction to Human Gait, 10/10/2001 - Tune in at 1:02:25 to hear Professor Jenkins speak about Giovanni Alfonso Borelli and other pioneers in human biomechanics.
    • Review of the Cranial Nerves, 11/30/2001 - This was Professor Jenkins's last HST.010 lecture before retirement.  Start watching at 57:30 to hear his final words and see how students expressed their appreciation.
  • HST Graduation Celebrations
  • HST Community Awards
  • Pandemic-era materials for prospective students

Past Program News and List of Directors

Institutional Archives

Harvard and MIT each maintain formal institutional archives that include materials from HST.

MIT

The MIT Libraries has materials related to HST in two collections described here and here. All are welcome to visit MIT’s Distinctive Collections Reading Room to view these materials. Appointments should be booked one to two weeks in advance to allow time for materials to be moved from offsite storage.

Harvard

Coming soon . . . 

photo of man wearing jacket and tie

Irving M. London, MD.
Founding Director of HST