Buy tickets for local sporting events, performances, and getaways.
Resources
Activities, Arts and Recreation
Events and Activities
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Provides facilities and services for events, lectures, and classes
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Provides opportunities for students to develop leadership skills and create community via student organizations, events, and civic engagement
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Calendar of events across campus
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Listing of upcoming arts-related activities on campus
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Undergraduate Association events will be made available for the 2018-2019 academic year. Please check the DSL and ARM Coalition websites for updated information as it becomes available.
Student Groups
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A listing of all the recognized student groups on campus
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Advocates on behalf of student groups to gain resources for student groups' benefit
Visual Arts, Music and Dance
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Offers classes in a variety of music-related subjects, as well as performance opportunities and private lessons, and provides opportunities for students to experiment with diverse theatrical forms
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Shows weekly films
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Grants program supporting arts projects in all disciplines
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Program that organizes a series of three forums each term that promote and engage students interested in the arts
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Brings students together with an interest in the arts for monthly excursions and workshops
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Central resource for all things related to the arts
Athletics
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Find information about the many recreational athletic opportunities across campus
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MIT has more than 30 club sports focused either on instruction or competition
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Create or join an intramural sports team
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Central resource for all things related to athletics, physical education, and recreation
Learn by Doing
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Offers extracurricular classes and hosts sales throughout the year
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A fully equipped wood and metal shop that teaches thoughtful design
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Provides training in the use of machine tools, access to them and guidance in project planning
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Teams provide students with a hands-on engineering education whether it's building solar cars, robots, UAVs, and more.
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Coordinated listing of innovation and entrepreneurship resources available to MIT students.
Independent Activities Period (IAP)
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Special January term - students, faculty, staff, and alums can organize and participate in a wide variety of activities, including how-to sessions, forums, athletic endeavors, lecture series, films, tours, recitals and contests. Information about subjects for credits and about more than 600 non-credit activities offered during IAP
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Get real-world experience in the healthcare sector working full-time with Boston Medical Center or other care providers.
Student Government
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The Committee on Academic Performance is concerned with the academic performance of undergraduates. It makes recommendations to the faculty on such matters as minimum scholastic standards, calendar changes, examinations, and grading, in consultation with the Committee on Graduate Programs on those matters which also relate to graduate students
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Student governing body that aims to enhance the overall graduate experience at MIT
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Undergraduate student government
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Information about serving as a student representative on an Institute Committee
Diversity Events
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The Institute Community and Equity Office (ICEO) sponsors many events and programs dedicated to dialogue about issues of diversity and inclusion
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Annual breakfast celebration to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Brings students together across race, ethnicity, gender, religion, nationality, socioeconomic status, ability, sexual orientation, and other aspects of cultural identity. This overnight conference offers two provocative day of workshops, speakers, community building, action, and reflection centered on issues of culture, identity, and social justice at MIT and beyond.
