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The Championship Approach
You don’t have to spend much time with Coach Anderson before you hear him mention ‘the championship approach,” a simple phrase to describe holding yourself to the highest possible standard in all facets of life. Varsity basketball player Ryan…
Eastgate, Warehouse graduate communities seek new heads of house
Faculty invited to learn more at informational reception on March 8 In 1933, Dr. Avery Allen Ashdown PhD ’24 was named the first housemaster in MIT’s residential system. He took up residence in a complex of buildings dubbed Graduate…
Requesting a Leave
Approximately 100 students take a leave from MIT each year, for a variety of reasons, including: No matter your reason, we are here to help guide you through the process of taking time away and returning. For information on returning from…
Incident Procedures
Types of Incidents The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards supports students, faculty, and staff through formal review and resolution of campus incidents. The Committee on Discipline (COD) receives and acts on three types of incidents: There are three…
MIT hackathon tackles real-world challenges in Ukraine
During this year’s Independent Activities Period (IAP), students, researchers, and collaborators across seven time zones came together to tackle urgent technical challenges facing Ukraine as the full-scale war enters its fourth year. A four-week hackathon, Build for Ukraine 2.0, brought…
Resources
For students on leave or thinking about taking a leave Transition Fund If you are taking time away from the Institute and lack the resources to cover imperative costs during the initial transition, Student Support Services (S3) can offer limited…
Reporting an Incident or Complaint
What to do when you have an issue or situation with another MIT student Complaints or incident reports that allege MIT students or student organizations have violated Institute policy should be directed to the Office of Student Conduct and Community…