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Since mid-March 2020, MIT students have looked forward to a time when campus would reopen fully.

New eateries join familiar options in W20 and house dining reopens with new culinary team members and Covid-prevention protocols.

Relay races, bean-bag tosses, tug of war, and ring tosses galore, reminiscent of field days that mark the school year coming to an end and to show some class pride.

In recognition of May as Asian Pacific American Heritage month -- a period dedicated to the celebration and acknowledgement of the enduring contributions and influence of Asians and Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI)

Faculty living in residence halls with students is a longstanding tradition of the MIT housing system, and heads of house become central figures in their community’s lives as mentors and supporters.

In January, when MIT’s campus was snowy and students were engaged in their Independent Activities Period, the Undergraduate Association (UA) announced a team-up with MIT leaders to source ideas on making the upcoming spring semester more enjoyable despite the pandemic.

On Saturday, April 3, members of the community -- students, staff, faculty, and affiliates -- with COVIDPass eligibility were invited to reflect, mourn, and show their solidarity with the MIT Asian American and Pacific Islande

Nearly a year since the pandemic upended the day-to-day lives of the community and in-person instruction turned into virtual Zoom classes, students have gone above and beyond to create and nurture connections with one another

Program defrays the cost of ordering from local restaurants for COVID-safe residence gatherings.