MIT MuseumBuilding E28 314 Main St., CambridgeThursday, February 16, 6 – 7:30 p.m. The event is free, pre registration is required. Register here. Sara Lazar, Associate Researcher in Psychiatry, Massachusetts...
As stated on the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) website, February 22nd commemorates “the vision set in motion by Dr. William Wasson and his esteemed colleagues at the first NIRSA...
Come have fun! Challenge your friends! Win some cool prizes! Make some new friends!
Learn the practical science of better sleep. Use simple, effective techniques to get your sleep (back) on track. This workshop will also help you prepare for the spring clock change...
Join MIT Recreation each Thursday in March at 3pm for a weekly 5k around the Esplanade. Meet the team on Kresge Lawn where we’ll begin our run and finish with...
The average person speaks at least 7,000 words a day, but how many of those words are probed further? What does it mean when we use “Gen Z talk?” Come...
Learn how to and why we journal! A guide to one of the many ways we can learn self-care. Free dinner will be served!
What is love? (Baby don't hurt me). Come together with us to explore the many facets of love-, self-love, interpersonal love and more! March 14, 2023 from 1pm to 2pm...
Did you know sexually active individuals should get STI tested at least once a year? Stop by the MIT Medical STI Clinic, and while you're there, enjoy PLEASURE educators talking...
What does it mean to be "othered"? How does othering impact our relationships? How can we escape societal expectations of race, gender, and sexuality? Come talk with us as we...
Meet some of MIT's queer staff & faculty, ask them questions, and drink free boba tea! March 15, 2023 from 5pm to 7pm in 4-231.
This quick seminar will discuss how religion and queerness interact with one another (for better or for worse). No prior experience with religion and/or queerness required.