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It was a beautiful, brisk October day for students to get stuff done that they may have put off until tomorrow.

When she was in high school, Haripriya Mehta, a senior in electrical engineering and computer science (Course 6), attended workshops hosted by Northwestern University’s chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), a global organization dedicated to supporting

MIT’s Division of Student Life held their first Student Organization Leadership Summit where over 300 representatives from student clubs and activities gathered in the La Sala de Puerto Rico (W20-202) early last Saturday morning.

Immediately after MIT welcomed the class of 2023 to campus, first-year students  jumped into Residential Exploration (REX). All 10 of MIT’s undergraduate residence halls hosted activities throughout REX week to encourage new students to explore and get to know their potential neighbors.

On May 13, over 300 members of the MIT community gathered in the Samberg Center (E52) to celebrate outstanding achievements by students, student groups, faculty, and community members at the annual MIT Awards Convocation.

Senior leaders talk about concerns that prompted their collaboration with students and the student-generated ideas that will be implemented this fall to improve the room-assignment and move-in process for everyone.

SpringFEST, an annual spring concert coordinated and hosted by MIT’s Undergraduate Association Events Committee (UA) is one of the largest student-run events on campus.

Student housing is a hot topic on MIT's campus. Numerous projects are underway to increase the amount of student houisng and enhance the student residential experience now and in the future.

Audrey Pillsbury has many different identities on campus: she is a musician and composer, she rows for MIT’s Women Openweight Crew team, and she studies chemistry (course 5).