Policies & Resources
Explore our comprehensive database of policies and resources for all things student life. Find essential information and support to navigate your academic journey and enrich your campus experience.
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Lofts in Residence Halls
Lofts are prohibited in all MIT residence halls except Random Hall and East Campus (residence-specific guidelines must be followed).
Mail and Package Delivery
Do not mail packages to your residence before you move in. You will be notified by the front desk when your package has been processed and is ready for pickup.
Maintaining Means of Egress in Residence Halls
Massachusetts building and fire codes require that all means of egress be free and clear of obstructions.
Meal Plan Policies
Meal Plan Requirements
Meal plans are required for students living in Baker House, Maseeh Hall, McCormick Hall, New Vassar, Next House, and Simmons Hall.
Medical Leave and Return Policy
MIT Medical Leave and Return Policy
Mental Health for Students and Families
Minors in Residence at MIT (non-MIT students)
The following policies are in place to protect the safety and well-being of minors living in residences as authorized occupants.
MIT Health
From urgent care and appointments to prescriptions and insurance, find all the information you need about healthcare at MIT.
MIT ID Cards
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.
Motor Vehicles & Parking for Residence Halls
The MIT Parking and Transportation Office handles all parking-related inquiries.
Murals & Artwork in Residence Halls
Artwork is an integral part of student culture in many living groups. MIT is committed to a respectful and welcoming living, learning, and working environment for all community members.
Noise in Residence Halls
Each residence establishes its own quiet hours for resident comfort.
Nondiscrimination and Membership Access
Student organizations should update constitutions, webpages, and social media to state that groups and events are open to all MIT community members.
ORSEL Newsletter
Bringing you stories, events, and insights from MIT's religious, spiritual, and ethical communities.
ORSEL’s Refresh Days
ORSEL’s Refresh Days bring together new year’s celebrations and festivals of light from the world’s major religions and our recognized religious student groups.
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.
Personal Property & Insurance while Living on Campus
Residents are strongly encouraged to obtain insurance to cover personal property if the homeowner's insurance carried by a resident's parent/guardian does not cover their property.
Personal Wheels in Residence Halls
Residents are not allowed to block or obstruct halls, stairways, handicap ramps, or other means of access with personal wheels.
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.
Policies for Non-MIT Religious Groups
An overview of MIT’s policies on non-MIT religious groups, and what to do if you believe a group is being intrusive.
Postering and Chalking Policies
This policy outlines guidelines for the use of paper event posters, chalking, and other related forms of promotion.
Postering in Residence Halls
Residence hall display spaces may only be used by house residents, other MIT students, and recognized MIT student organizations following these guidelines.
Procedures for Requesting Academic Accommodations
Learn more about working with Disability and Access Services regarding the process of requesting accommodations.
Promotion and Publicity
Support for recruiting new members to your organization, running successful events, making connections to other groups, and contributing to MIT's sense of community.
Promotional Booths and Tables
Recognized student organizations and DLCIs may reserve promotional tables to recruit, fundraise, or share information.
Propane in Residence Halls
Propane is not allowed in residence halls.