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Mindfulness pioneer, alumnus Kabat-Zinn addresses MIT Medical cliniciansTalk examines essential concepts of mindfulness and awareness as applied to medicine

CourseRoad, Dormbase win 2012 iCampus Student PrizesCourseRoad named grand prize winner; Dormbase named runner-up

Some MIT freshmen get high-level advisorsTop administrators ‘walk the talk’ by advising members of the Class of 2015.

Student Life on display for Campus Preview WeekendProspective students encounter an astonishing array of interests, activities, and passions at MIT

Science Fiction Society’s massive library is out of this worldW20 library boasts extensive collection and colorful history.

Cognos reporting tool makes its debut at MITIS&T installed this web-based reporting tool last spring and is now doing a soft rollout to the MIT community that includes hands-on classes.

Front-of-house managers dish out high-quality serviceHouse dining hall heads digest feedback and optimize the on-campus dining experience.

MIT Medical team works campus-wide to prevent violenceViolence Prevention and Response group provides education and outreach to the entire community and advocates for survivors of sexual violence, dating abuse and stalking.

RAD: Empowering women at MIT since 1990Rape Aggression Defense Systems program, offered free by the MIT Police, teaches self-defense training for women.

Redesigned with you in mind: IS&T unveils its responsive website

Review Committee on Orientation releases recommendations

Explore the Learning Center, MIT’s home base for trainingThe MIT Learning Center marks another milestone: EHS compliance training and STARweb courses from the Office of Sponsored Programs have recently moved to this online locale.

The heat is onNew study of MIT buildings suggests additional approaches to energy efficiency.

Introducing MIT VideoNew portal aggregates nearly 10,000 videos — both by the Institute and about it — in one place.

Grad students help peers through REFS programsLow-barrier, peer-to-peer resource eases stress.

MIT’s residences are secure, with room for improvementResidential Hall Security Review Committee releases final report

Next House community pulls together in wake of recent tragedyStudents, graduate resident tutors and staff reach out in support and comfort.

The scoop on Coeus: It’s not just for grants.gov proposalsCoeus is equally useful for preparing and routing other grant proposals, whether they are going to industry, foundations or federal agencies.

Tuesdays in the Chapel provides place for reflection and conversationChapel opens doors weekly for interdenominational community gatherings

Helping MIT students develop as leadersL.E.A.D. program provides accessible leadership workshops and resources.

First-year students share sandwiches and experiences with faculty

Five things about the Office of Multicultural ProgramsInaugural director La-Tarri Canty discusses OMP’s purpose and plans.

Institute launches revamped MIT 2030 websiteSite aims to engage the MIT community in envisioning the Institute’s future.

MIT's open wireless networks will be retired in 2012As a protective measure, MIT plans to retire its open wireless networks, MIT and MIT N. After the change, users will have three wireless options on campus: MIT GUEST, MIT SECURE and MIT SECURE N.

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