MIT has created a culture of inclusion that supports and learns from the diverse skills and perspectives that exist in its community. The Institute supports student growth by providing opportunities to bond, expand and grow, as well as to step outside a given worldview in order to appreciate diverse life experiences. Engagement in those perspectives leads to a greater understanding of the world and our place in it.
Culture 
Culture 
Culture MIT’s Lobby 10 was renamed “Memorial Lobby” to commemorate MIT alumni who have given their lives in wartime...
Students create one of the most famous "hacks," placing a mock MIT Campus Police cruiser on top of the dome, complete with flashing lights...
The class of 1916 begins a tradition at its 50th reunion when it purchases cardinal blazers with an MIT crest on the breast pocket for each classmate...
The body of Oliver Smoot '62 is used to measure the Harvard Bridge. The bridge measures 364.4 smoots and one ear. Smoot later becomes...
MIT holds a three-day celebration of the move from Boston to Cambridge...
