The Campus Life page is designed to offer you the flexibility and convenience of accessing MIT community activities, information, and resources online. Each link is described below.

MIT TechTime: Use this link to manage your schedule and coordinate easily with the schedules of other users. Users can also synchronize their calendar with a Palm OS device. MIT TechTime™ is an enterprise-wide personal calendaring system that runs on a central, secure server.

WebMail: Use this link to access your MIT e-mail through almost any web browser on almost any computer, almost anywhere in the world. Access to the MIT e-mail servers is over a secure, encrypted link.

Events Calendar: Use this link to search a database calendar that lists just about any sort of event an MIT group wants to publicize including scientific lectures, poetry readings, meetings, sporting events and so on.

Campus Maps: Use this link to orient yourself to the MIT campus and as an easy way to locate an MIT building, room, or location; to find a department or office; to create a custom map for use on your own web site; and to print a map for reference. The campus map provides a searchable, graphic view of MIT as a colored plan or aerial view, as well as a set of downloadable images.

MIT Activities Committee: Use this link to look up information on numerous events and discounts that are available to the MIT community. The MIT Activities Committee (MITAC) is a non-profit employee service that serves the cultural and recreational needs of the MIT community.

Office of Parking and Transportation: Use this link to research information on MIT's commuting options for bicycling, carpools, vanpools, public transportation, shuttles, and parking.

Community Organizations and Student Groups: Use this link to link to various community organizations and student groups that reflect the diversity of clubs and interests of the MIT community.

Note: MIT TechTime™ and WebMail are available to any member of the MIT community with a Kerberos username and password.