Events

Choose to Reuse!

Join us at Choose to Reuse in Lobby 13

Event Details:
• Location: Lobby 13
• Drop-off Time: Starting at 8:00 AM
• Pick-up Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

How It Works:
• From 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, you can take up to five items per person. After 12:00 PM, there’s no limit, an

Choose to Reuse!

Join us at Choose to Reuse in Lobby 13

Event Details:
• Location: Lobby 13
• Drop-off Time: Starting at 8:00 AM
• Pick-up Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

How It Works:
• From 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, you can take up to five items per person. After 12:00 PM, there’s no limit, an

1. GHI Forum Series

Join us for the 2025 SECOND GLOBAL HUMANITIES FORUM! This session introduces The Good Life: Religions, Philosophies & Sciences pillar inviting participants to explore how religious, philosophical, and scientific ways of thinking and being can foster good lives and good living in

MIT Media Lab’s City Science group explores how innovation can drive the creation of more adaptive, responsive, and sustainable urban ecosystems. This will require not only harnessing cutting-edge technologies—such as AI-driven urban modeling, agent-based simulations, and decentralized energy system

Join representatives from HEET Geothermal for a lunchtime conversation about community geothermal projects in Massachusetts: where we are making progress, what challenges we’re discovering, and what we still need to know or do to move the needle…?



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Join us this spring as we celebrate Day of Climate at the MIT Museum, a dynamic event dedicated to celebrating the innovative climate work being done at MIT and by passionate learners and educators who are leading work at schools and in their own communities. Inspired by the successful Day of AI, th

Join us for Sustainability Connect—MIT’s annual event where innovation meets action! Join a dynamic community of operational staff, researchers, students, and policy experts as we come together to take stock of MIT’s efforts and explore climate and sustainability solutions as a community.

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About the presentation: Most people are aware of the US fentanyl problem, but not necessarily of its magnitude. The number of deaths reported by the CDC began increasing sharply in 2013 from about 3,000 annual deaths to over 75,000 deaths in 2022. This rapid increase in only about 10 years was unexp

Thinking territorially centers design’s ethical commitments to nature and future generations. Territorial design invites engagement with a variety of built and unbuilt environments in response to the multi-scalar, multifaceted challenges of climate change—spanning urban hinterlands, rural villages,

Please join MIT Anthropology Professor Sonya Atalay (CBIKS founder & director) for the first Indigenous Sciences Speaker Series speaker of 2025.

The U.S. National Science Foundation Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledges and Science (NSF CBIKS) invites you to the fourth speaker in the Indigenous