News Items

News from the Paul Revere Battalion
The Paul Revere Battalion has been hard at work coming into the spring 2022 semester, as preparation for an exciting Unit Training Program is in full swing.
MIT’s Need Blind Admissions
January 15, 2022 You may have read about recent antitrust class action lawsuits against universities questioning their need-blind admissions practices. As is our practice for pending litigation, MIT will not…
Update on ESG Curriculum Pilot and TEJI Initiatives
In response to MIT’s “Common Ground” initiative ESG embarked on a three-year pilot to develop and teach MIT’s introductory computing classes.
OME Launches New Website
The Office of Minority Education is proud to announce that they launched a new and upgraded website on Thursday, January 13.
Orientation Leader and Associate Advisor Applications Now Open
Orientation Leader applications are now open for Orientation 2022!
New OGE Offices
In December, the Office of Graduate Education consolidated and moved into updated offices in Building 3.
New Years Traditions: From Candles to Yellow Underwear
In this video produced by the MIT News Office, MIT students from abroad share their cultural New Year’s traditions.
Transfer Students Kick Off a New Tradition
Our transfer students were excited to start a new and fun tradition of meeting up for dinner at a different dining hall every month.
Celebrate our Graduate Students!
This April 4 – 8, MIT will celebrate Graduate Student Appreciation Week (GSAW).
Prehealth Advising Inaugurates IAP Medical Interpreting Certification Class
MIT’s ActLingual student group had a novel request for Prehealth Advising: Could MIT offer a medical interpreting class for bilingual students?