How to Get 
    Around 
MIT        

MIT.nano
{ Source : [https://mitnano.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://nanousers.mit.edu] }

Sensible City Lab
{ Source : [https://sense.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://cci.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://cbmm.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://mcgovern.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/building_46/] }

{ Source : [https://agelab.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://ki.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://wi.mit.edu] }

https://cctr.mit.edu/what-we-offer

https://devicerealization.mit.edu/

Reading Break:
{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/how-to-restore-an-old-whiteboard/] }

 https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/barker_engineering_library/

{ Source : [https://libraries.mit.edu] }

MIT Reads Program

Looking for an expert on a topic

https://libraries.mit.edu/experts/

MIT Archives

https://libraries.mit.edu/search/ has all the information you’d want
{ Source : [https://mit.libapps.com] }

{ Source : [https://mit-ddc.libanswers.com] }

{ Source : [https://libanswers.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://dspace.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://horizon.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://dome.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://direct.mit.edu] }

Institute Archives, rare books, and special collections
https://libraries.mit.edu/distinctive-collections/
with dedicated

Ask a person in an online chat about general inquires for library
https://libraries.mit.edu/ask/

Get an appointment with one of the experts,

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/adventures-in-time-travel-in-the-library/] }

Film Libraries

https://www.librarycat.org/lib/SHASS_HFO

http://libguides.mit.edu/film

https://libguides.mit.edu/avon

https://libguides.mit.edu/kanopy

{ Source : [https://nanotools.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://fabtools.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://edgerton.mit.edu] }

https://mitsloan.mit.edu/action-learning/global-entrepreneurship-lab#tour-welcome

https://edgerton.mit.edu/for-MIT-students/student-shops/area-51-shop

https://edgerton.mit.edu/for-MIT-students/student-shops/student-project-lab-4-409

Included a tool list and more comprehensive comparison[MM1] 

Feature

{ Source : [https://project-manus.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://voxel.mit.edu] }

https://studentlife.mit.edu/hobbyshop

{ Source : [https://makerworkshop.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://https://shed.mit.edu/?page_id=190] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/machine_shops_part_1/] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/machine_shops_part_2/] }

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/joint-post-a-map-of-mit-makerspaces/

The schedule of hours for Makerspaces is located here:
https://project-manus.libcal.com/

MakerWorkshop Presents - Project Buddy Board 
Have a project you’d like an extra set of hands on?

Want to gain experience making things, but don’t know where to start?

All members can post. Check out what cool projects you can join. 

• If you’re interested in helping with a project you see, just send an email to that person’s MIT email address!

• Share proof of your completed project with MW exec and each buddy can be reimbursed up to $20 for food or project materials!
• Listing will be cleaned bimonthly. 

Best, 

Chuck

SHED located at N52-496 is a prototyping space that is part of a facility, it supports research in safe cutting edge tech across multiple disciplines (mechanical, bio, chemical, electrical, radiation, etc…) SHED’s mission is to enable the safe research of advancing technology
it is has traditional + more advanced tech - e.g. metal 3D printer, high-end polymer printers, bio printers, laser machining, and eventually others.  s, etc.  We’ll be building the space and learning as we go.  We envision student mentors will help make this possible.

To have access to this space, apply for mentorship. culpepper@mit.edu (WORD or PDF, no other formats/links)

mentors get expanded access hours, 1st access to new tech/workshops, and invites to SHED social activities.  With either a $500/semester materials stipend, or participate in a flexible UROP for pay (6 hours/wk), or they can simply volunteer if they like.

In exchange, for 3 hr/wk mentors share their extensive knowledge and training to help train users and staff open hours

Did You Know? Originally the MIT Chapel (W15) Had a Metallic Protuberance

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/photojournalism/

Rainbow Lounge

SPXCE

Indigenous People Center

BSU Lounge

Margeret Cheney Room[MM2] 

 
MIT Tunnels

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/tunnel/] }

The Campus Activities Complex (CAC) are the heads for many of the large and recognizable facilities at MIT, they offer event coordination, building management, tenant services and support services for major Institute events and conferences. The CAC manages and stewards the use of five multipurpose buildings as centers for social, cultural, educational, religious, and recreational interaction: Stratton Student Center (W20), Kresge Auditorium (W16), the Religious Activities Center (W11), MIT Chapel (W15), Walker Memorial (50), the Stata Center (32), Wong Auditorium (E51), and Reservable Outdoor Space, as well as a host of other spaces on campus such as lobbies 10 and 13 and the Kresge barbecue pits. If you need a place for an event or activity, these are the people to contact. Spaces need to be reserved in advance; how far in advance depends on the space, but for large facilities like Kresge it can be months. For more information, see Reserving Facilities in the MIT Facilities chapter.

26-100

LSC Offers the chance to rent a professional movie theater with LSC! as well as refreshments if so desired.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GZ1VpXDIs80Z6IhVONB6ps41EG9z_x8FY4F8vEalr7M/edit?usp=drive_open

specific guidelines and pricing are available here

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OGWqJD4NulGhjsj0m4ePZZgWwOF1cICHnU54B48P2zk/edit

Endicott House

{ Source : [https://mitendicotthouse.org] }

MIT Physics Reading Room

Student Center

Green Building

Walker Memorial Kresge

Banana Lounge

Kresge

Building 68

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/a-ranking-of-building-68-thesis-defense-posters/] }

iHQ

{ Source : [https://ihq.mit.edu] }

Holds Annual Thanksgiving Feasts

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/chalk-of-the-week/] }

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/rainbowfloormit/

Building 10

Lobby 7

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/lobby-7/] }

StudySpaces

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/study-spots-at-mit/] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/places-at-mit/] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/my-favorite-room-on-mits-campus/] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/a-comprehensive-guide-to-psetting-on-campus/] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/best-places-to-sleep-on-campus/] }

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/what-your-favorite-study-spot-says-about-you/] }

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/a-comprehensive-guide-to-crying-on-campus/
https://web.archive.org/web/20230202004121/https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/places-to-sit-at-mit/

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/a-comprehensive-guide-to-my-favorite-places-on-campus/] }

Cool & Common Postering Places

Hayden Cafe

Near 10-105

Infinite Corridor

E51

E62

Building 35

Building 32

It is important to review the official policies about postering before putting anything up (the consequences would be a mean email or it just be taken down)[MM3] 

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/listing-it-all-out/

Napping[MM4] 

{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/dormire-et-laborare/] }

Consequences of Sleeping On Campus/How to do it safely

Pianos On Campus

Building 4

Lewis Library

E15 (Near Bartos Theater)

3 Stud-4 Pianos

Banana Lounge Piano

Walker 2nd Floor Dance Studio

iHQ Voxel Lab

The Warehouse

Next

Baker

Shower Rooms on Campus

3-Basement Floor

iHQ – 3^rd Floor

Stata Basement

Building 35 4^th floor

Z-Center

Screaming On Campus

{ Source : [https://classrooms.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://sambergconferencecenter.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://conferences.mit.edu] }

For Larger & Club Events Events:
https://asa.mit.edu/group-resources/event-planning

To contact individuals about access/denied access to specific building/departments/facilities, a specific directories exists here:
https://evpt.mit.edu/key-contacts/access-approvers

https://humanitiesfilmoffice.mit.edu/services/

Get New DVDs[MM5] 
Faculty can request in writing to purchase New DVDs through the Film Office to be added for the collection, pending approval by the section AO.

Film Requests
Faculty may request 2 weeks before beginning of class to have a password protected web portal set up during and outside of their classes for the entire semester. Some exceptions made afterward

Screenings
The Film Office Arranges ‘Lab’ evening screenings, requests 2 weeks prior to the beginning of the semester. The Film Office will coordinate with the work for scheduling, A/V support, securing a room, and proper equipment for displaying films.

Video Transfers
Academic Use of Digital Transfers from VHS, Betamax, and LaserDisc in any standard (PAL, SECAM, NTSC) to DVDs

Equipment

available for borrowing by all SHASS one week in advance for ongoing equipment requests must be made in the beginning of the semester. Instructors are responsible for transportation

·         CRT Monitors

·         VCRs (including a Tri-standard deck for PAL and SECAM playback)

·         DVD players for multiple regions (PAL, SECAM, NTSC)

·         CD boombox

·         portable and slide projector

·         all manner of cables and connectors

The Techniques publishes student rated dining hall [MM6] 

{ Source : [https://dining.mit.edu] }

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/diner-dig-ins-and-dives/

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/washlava-a-sentiment-analysis/[MM7] 

Did You Know? Apparently at Stanford laundry is free but printing cost money while the inverse is there
{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/turkey_vs_spams_hair/] }

{ Source : [https://copytech.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://print.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://printservices.mit.edu] }

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/a-comprehensive-guide-to-vending-machines-at-mit/

UA  is working on a vending machine directory
(also there are hot drink vending machines in E62 that sell international drinks)

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/lambda-tea/

https://ist.mit.edu/ssa

UA Monitor Project

Reading Break: Aren’t you Glad The Infinite Doesn’t have Cameras and Don’t Capture this Anymore
{ Source : [https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/cute/] }

Late night dining is liable to being closed down due to extreme weather CAC Buildings will Close.(50, Stud, W15)[MM8] 

MIT MTA/CAST Events could cancel.

Database of On-Going MIT Facilities Projects
https://evpt.mit.edu/projectsinitiatives/projectinitiative-overviews
{ Source : [https://capitalprojects.mit.edu] }
{ Source : [https://campusplanning.mit.edu] }

Submit a noise complaint

Recycle your clothes!
https://www.cambridgema.gov/Departments/publicworks/getridofitright#!rc-cpage=253190

https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/the-best-and-worst-places-to-%f0%9f%92%a9-on-campus/

Food Waste on Campus [MM9] 

Reduce food waste at dining halls by being a part of food Waste Fighters

Applications:
https://forms.gle/dzVKj9GdxW8T7tPu7

Paid $15/hour with a flexible schedule (minimum 1-2 hours per week)

Roles are

·         Advise on which food waste bins would work well in your dorm

·         Monitor food waste bins 1-2x per week for proper use

·         Serve as a point of contact for students in your dorm for any food waste issues and Communicate any issues or concerns to house staff and the Office of Sustainability

·         Help run special events for food waste education

·         Attend bi-weekly meetings to report on issues with food waste on campus

MIT, Boston, and Most of the Urban East Cost Cities Have Mice/Rat Problem

No building is safe[MM11] 

This does not mean the buildings are dirty

There is no good way to deal with this issue, here’s why:

{ Source : [https://childcare.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://mitstudents.care.com] }

https://hr.mit.edu/worklife/backupchildcare

{ Source : [https://thirsty-ear.mit.edu] }

{ Source : [https://muddy.mit.edu] }

Did you know? Before the Wellbeing Lounge, it used to be called the Coffeehouse, a frequent meeting place, and before that there was Chaus, a 24-hour student-run Coffeehouse