Matt Damon shot to fame in the 1997 movie "Good Will Hunting" as a gifted janitor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Now, he has been selected to deliver the university's 2016 commencement address. MIT announced Thursday that the Academy Award-winning actor, filmmaker, social activist and Cambridge native will address graduates on June 3. Damon said in a statement that it's an honor to be named commencement speaker "at a school that I couldn't have gotten into." MIT President L. Rafael Reif says Damon has "made us think about our world in new ways, and through his service, he has made it a better place."