Student life at MIT is about more than what is taught in the classroom — it's about living here, experiencing life, learning by doing, exploring opportunities for yourself as a student and discovering who you are. Learn more at the Division of Student Life website.
TIMtalks, or "Think. Inspire. Motivate." talks, was envisioned as a platform to promote students who have invented, implemented, succeeded, and even failed at a wide range of ideas, both large and small.
TIMtalks, or "Think. Inspire. Motivate." talks, was envisioned as a platform to promote students who have invented, implemented, succeeded, and even failed at a wide range of ideas, both large and small.
TIMtalks, or "Think. Inspire. Motivate." talks, was envisioned as a platform to promote students who have invented, implemented, succeeded, and even failed at a wide range of ideas, both large and small.
MIT’s Science Fiction Society curates an enormous library containing more than 90 percent of all English language science fiction ever published.
This video shows the 2012 Baker House Piano Drop captured in real time and with a 2000 fps high-speed camera. It assembles some of the footage shot by Kyle Hounsell, MIT EECS '13 (with Kyle's permission) from the 2012 Baker House Piano Drop on April 26th, 2012. The high-speed footage was shot ...
Arab Cultural Night, April 14, 2012Presented by Palestine@MITCosponsors: Arabic Student Organization, Lebanese Club @ MIT, MIT Egyptian Club A night of Traditional Arabic Food, Folk Dance, Fashion Show and Music in Lobdell!, and a performance by Palestine@MIT's very own Dabka team.
Arab Cultural Night, April 14, 2012Presented by Palestine@MITCosponsors: Arabic Student Organization, Lebanese Club @ MIT, MIT Egyptian Club A night of Traditional Arabic Food, Folk Dance, Fashion Show and Music in Lobdell!, and a performance by Palestine@MIT's very own Dabka team.
Alana Hamlett, Assistant Director in the Student Activities Office, and Katie Maloney, from the MIT Alumni Association discuss how to find your way in a student organization as well as the role of alumni in student organizations. Part of the Spring 2012 MIT L.E.A.D. ...
Professor of Electrical Engineering & Associate Provost Martin A. Schmidt
Professor of Electrical Engineering & Associate Provost Martin A. Schmidt
Innovations in Undergraduate Education at MIT: Past, Present, and Future
The Division of Student Life's Bob Ferrara and Marlena Love discuss the history of fraternities, sororities, and independent living groups at MIT. Part of a series of presentations by DSL staff on the history of student life at MIT.
5 minute pitch for the 2012 iCampus Prize First Round competition. Dormbase was selected as one of First Round iCampus Prize winners. See http://icampusprize.mit.edu/ for more information.
Snow drifting with an ultralight (25kg / 26kg filled with snow) electric go-kart during a March snowstorm. The kart has independent RWD and about five horsepower, so it puts on a good show. More info on the kart: http://scolton.blogspot.com/p/cap-kart.html#tinykart Tracked skateboard ...
CBS Sunday Morning featured MIT's Charm School during its Sunday, March 4, airing. Bill Geist reports.
Our mission to climb the highest mountain in every state began with Tennessee's Clingman's Dome in 1996. Since then we've biked, hiked, rock climbed, hitchhiked, driven, flown, and showshoed to the summit of 49 state high points so far, including Mount McKinley, Mt ...
Discover how to start your own business or lab. Bettina Hein of Pixability, Daphne Zohar of Pure Tech Ventures, and Dr. Rosalind Picard of Affectiva Inc. each share their unique perspectives on the benefits, hardships, and lives of the entrepreneur, as well as the ...
Your network is one of the most important resources you'll utilize during your entire professional career. Learn how to hone your networking skills, how to give that ever-important elevator pitch, and even those first few words of that first uneasy conversation that ...
Christine Furstoss, Technical Director at General Electric, talks about her experiences at the company, how she built up her contact network, and how you can realize your leadership potential and learn how to grow your sphere of influence.
Marilyn Wilson, MIT Careers Office, welcomes students to the institute and discusses the competitive and rewarding careers in academia as well as the numerous professional opportunities available during and after graduate studies.
