Residential life

Six things about the Number Six Club

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

Rising to the ChallengeNumber Six wins second annual FSILG&D Community Service Challenge

‘Next’ generationsNext House celebrates 30 years with students, staff and alumni

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

Sidney-Pacific residents donate 450 pounds of clothing in spring clothing drive and fashion show

Next Make constructs peer-to-peer learning opportunitiesStudents in Next House-based group teach each other the ropes ... and soldering irons

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

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

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.

First-year students share sandwiches and experiences with faculty

Building community while cooking-for-yourselfStar chef Brian McCarthy shows MIT students a different way to cook — vegan style!

Garbage to GlamorousNext House 'Trashion' show wows nearly 100 spectators with eco-friendly outfits, taps into community resources.

Residential Life staff celebrates new homeCentralized office to promote collaboration between offices

Slimy scienceBiological engineering assistant professor says mucus is cooler than you think.

Brothers of Phi Beta Epsilon win first annual FSILG&D Community Service Challenge Photo ContestStudents showcase photos of living group's community service work

National campus safety expert holds educational workshops at MITRisk management speaker talks with students, staff and alumni.

The sweet color of pinkBreast cancer awareness and desserts offer two great reasons for MIT students to come together.

Community through competitionSocial contests help dorm residents meet neighbors, develop friendly rivalries.

LGBTQ students indeed welcome here, says surveyPositive ’Living Pink’ survey results useful for wide range of students.

Green-thumbed graduate students create skyline oasis at McCormickResidence hall rooftop transformed into garden, community space.

Specialty stations add variety, flair to new dining programEach dining hall offers unique options in House Dining system.

New House Dining program off to a great startStudents report high satisfaction with quality, variety and service.

Renovated dining halls will be ready to welcome students this fallCompletion of construction in Maseeh, Baker, Next, McCormick and Simmons set for August.

3 Questions: Charles Stewart on the new House Dining programAn MIT professor and faculty Housemaster talks about the dining hall as the 'heart and soul' of his residence.

The Howard Dining Hall to open in SeptemberAnonymous donor names state-of-the-art dining facility

A look back at Old Ashdown in all its (quirky) gloryBefore it was Maseeh Hall, and before it was W1, this historic building was home to generations of graduate students.