Policies & Resources

FSILG Recognition Policy

Guidelines for recognition for Fraternities, Sororities and Independent Living Groups.

FSILG Social Events Policy

Policy detailing FSILG social event and registration requirements.

Funding Sources for Student Organizations

MIT provides financial resources to student organizations through a variety of programs and pathways.

Furniture in Residence Halls

Residents are responsible for all furniture in their room and may not remove furniture from a residence hall lounge or apartment common area.

Gender Inclusive Housing

Gender-inclusive housing is a policy that provides MIT students with the option to live in residences with whomever they choose, regardless of biological sex, gender, or gender identity.

General Event Timing

Good Samaritan Amnesty Policy

This policy encourages students to seek help in alcohol and other drug-related medical emergencies. Your call will be treated as a health and safety matter, not a disciplinary incident.

Good Standing

Recognized student organizations remain in good standing as long as they meet all SOLE and ASA requirements.

Graduate Housing Sublicensing

Graduate Housing residents may sublicense their unit to another member of the MIT community during defined periods over the Independent Activities Period (IAP) and the summer.

Grievance Procedure

Learn more about MIT's internal process providing the prompt and fair resolution of complaints alleging a violation of MIT's non-discrimination policy.

Guests in Residence Halls

A guest is anyone (MIT or non-MIT affiliated) who does not live in the residence hall they are visiting. Residents are permitted to have guests and must follow the guidelines below.

Hazing Policy

Learn more about MIT's hazing policy and the resources offered for hazing prevention as well as reporting.

Health and Sanitation in Residence Halls

Residents are expected to maintain living areas, including kitchens and bathrooms, in a safe and sanitary condition.

Health Insurance and Medical Payments

Housing for Students with Disabilities

If you require specific housing accommodations, please submit a supplemental housing request form.

Housing Policies

All residents in MIT housing agree to read and abide by all MIT housing policies in the undergraduate housing and dining agreement or graduate housing license agreement.

Incident Complaint Form

This form is used to submit a report alleging that an MIT student or student organization has violated Institute policy.

Inclusive Restrooms

View the interactive map for precise locations on campus. If you have any question you can email: restroom-question@mit.edu

International Dignitaries or Domestic VIPs

Preparing for visits from international dignitaries and other VIPs.

Keys & Building Access

Each resident (with the exception of certain minors in graduate housing) is provided with a room/apartment/suite key(s) upon moving into their MIT housing assignment, which they are responsible for.

Leave of Absence for Graduate Students

Graduate students taking a leave of absence are not eligible to reside in graduate housing.

Meal Plan Policies

Mental Health for Students and Families

MIT Health

From urgent care and appointments to prescriptions and insurance, find all the information you need about healthcare at MIT.

MIT Police Presence, Metal Detectors, and Public Safety

MIT is committed to fostering a campus environment where organizers can safely host meaningful and engaging events.

MIT Student Organization Handbook

A guide to accessing the privileges and fulfilling the responsibilities of being part of a student organization at MIT. Together, we can keep our community strong, inclusive, and accountable.

MIT Student Organization Travel

The Institute supports student travel to further the missions and goals of recognized student organizations.

Noise in Residence Halls

Each residence establishes its own quiet hours for resident comfort.

Outdoor Event Spaces

CAC outdoor spaces require coordination for rentals, waste removal, and trade services. Outdoor events must follow MIT policies, sound rules, and safety guidelines.

Pest Control in Residence Halls

If you believe you have seen any evidence of a rodent, insect, or other pest, in your living space or in the public spaces of residence halls, report it immediately to your house operations manager.