Events

The Mobility Forum with Prof. Jinhua Zhao showcases transportation research and innovation across the globe. The Forum is online and open to the public.

The Women's League Maker Fair returns! Our fair will run on December 10th and 11th. On December 11th, we will be joined by the Endicott House plant sale. Stop by Lobby 10 to find the perfect gift.

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Join us for the 2025 GHI 5th Forum! This session introduces the GHI Pillar Public Literacies: Civic Systems, Media & Emotional Intelligence, in particular two projects AI Tools for Democracy & Self Awareness and Changing the Game of Diplomatic Hegemonies:

Lab LIQUIDATION

Surplus Shop Supplies up for grabs! -on Campus!

Perfect for hobby shops & makers spaces & DIY Projects

Misc. wood, metal, glass, plastic, hardware (nuts, bolts, screws, washers, nails) shelving, pipe, etc.

Furniture: desks, benches, file drawers, cabinets…

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This IAP class can be taken as a not-for-credit experiential learning opportunity by MIT students, alumni, and employees, or as an undergraduate 2-credit class.

Explores the potential and pitfalls of philanthropy as a mechanism for social change, culminating with the class granting $7000 to local c

The goal of this class is to provide participants with a technical introduction to decarbonizing building energy systems via thermal energy networks, to become familiar with one or several "En-ROADS-like" decarbonization models and experiential learning through three field trips to Net Zero sites in

Join this immersive day-long IAP activity conducted by the MIT Senseable City Lab and the University of Twente, as part of MISTI Global Seeds Fund, to explore the challenges, opportunities, and social justice dimensions of designing in emergency scenarios. Learn how climate change and urban overcrow

IAP 2026 provides members of the MIT community (students, faculty, staff, and alumni) with a unique opportunity to participate in a wide variety of activities, including this lecture series on climate change produced by MIT’s Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy (CS3). Please join CS3 duri

Come make hydrogels while you learn about polymers and biomaterials.

These wet, squishy substances are not only fun to make but can be used to engineer products, clean up oil spills, and even bio-print organs.

This workshop is designed for families and friends working in small groups. Children mus

What happens when economic systems designed for expansion meet a finite planet? This series invites participants from all backgrounds to explore questions at the intersection of ecology, economics, and how we imagine the future.



We'll engage with ideas like planetary boundaries, entropy, wellbei