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.
Learn about the medical resources that are available to you at MIT, as well as the medical insurance that MIT provides to students.
Robin Baughman discusses the things you need to live on campus at MIT.
Heather McCann and Ellen Duranceau talk about MIT's five libraries, MIT's online collection, and how to find, check-out, and order books and other resources both in person and online.
Need a break from all that studying? Check out the extracurricular activities and associations available to you at the Institute and the surrounding areas. Ellan Spero starts off with a brief on leadership and innovation opportunities. Lorenna Buck talks about the ...
The Transportation Office provides you with a wealth of resources for getting to where you need to go. Larry Brutti talks about charter shuttles, airport transportation, the MIT shuttle, parking your own car, Zipcar, rail services and more.
Explore stress and time management techniques with Zan Barry and Lauren Mayhew from MIT Medical.
A short documentary, exploring the character of MIT's Women's Varsity Open Weight Crew team head coach, 1984 Olympics Gold Medalist, 1987 Women's Crew World Championship Silver Medalist, and mother, Holly Metcalf.
The Chorallaries are MIT’s oldest coed a cappella group, started over January term in the ’76-’77 school year. Read more at: http://choral.scripts.mit.edu/wp/
Experimental Study Group (ESG) seminar on Italian language, food, and culture: ES.S41, lesson 1, part 1 of 3.
Experimental Study Group (ESG) seminar on Italian language, food, and culture: ES.S41, lesson 1, part 2 of 3.
Experimental Study Group (ESG) seminar on Italian language, food, and culture: ES.S41, lesson 1, part 3 of 3.
MIT's Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP) "Class of 2021": Fourth-graders discuss the future of science and engineering
MIT's Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP) alumni: recent MIT graduates on the value of their UPOP sophomore experience
A brief video tour of the Student Art Association's Alternative Process Photography class. For more information, visit the SAA website.
Panelists share their experience with diversity and excellence and suggest ways to improve the climate.
Highlights from the first annual "Trashion Show" presented by Next House and the Undergraduate Association's Sustainability Committee. Check out the MIT news article here. Videography by Lan Li, edited by Josh Kastorf.
The Mentor Advocate Partnership (MAP) is a volunteer mentoring program for MIT students seeking to foster their holistic development along both academic and nonacademic dimensions. Run by the Office of Minority Education, the MAP program is designed to help first-year ...
Donna Denoncourt, Director of MIT Residential Life Programs, discusses the history of the department. This is part of a series of presentations by Division of Student Life staff about the history of student life at MIT.
