- Personal Conduct and Responsibilities
- Alcohol Policy
- Assault/Reckless Endangerment
- Community Wellbeing
- Copyrighted Materials, Unauthorized Sharing
- Dangerous Objects and Hazardous Materials
- Disorderly Conduct
- Drug-Free Campus and Workplace Policies
- Fire Equipment/Fire Alarms/Fire Drills
- Freedom of Expression
- Gambling
- Good Samaritan Policy
- Harassment
- Hazing
- Improper Use of Institute Property
- Improper Use of Institute Name and Logo
- Institute Expectations of Student Behavior and Integrity
- Narcotics/Other Dangerous Drugs
- Non-Discrimination Policy
- Obscene or Harassing Phone Calls
- Off-Campus Misconduct
- Privacy of Student Records
- Privacy, Protection of
- Property Damage/Destruction
- Raffles
- Reprisal
- Sexual Misconduct
- Smoking
- Stalking Law
- Theft
- Unauthorized Access
- Weapons
- Institute Policies, Rules or Regulations
- Related Resources at MIT
Theft
MIT prohibits any person from taking and/or stealing property of another with the intent to benefit him/herself or a person other than the owner or to deprive the owner of his/her property. Knowingly being in possession of stolen property is prohibited.
Office of the Dean for Student Life; Also see Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 266
