A labyrinth is an ancient symbol that has been used for millennia, all over the world, to help people find peace and clarity, connect with themselves, and with their world. It consists of a winding path from the outside to the center and back. Labyrinth walks are a great way to reduce stress and focus...
Join MIT's Month of Wellbeing Challenge! Sign up by October 29th, 2021 to do short daily activities designed to boost your well-being. Help MIT scientists develop new technology to measure well-being and win prizes! Prizes include Amazon gift cards, headphones, polaroid-style cameras, MIT Meditation Lab meditation cushions, and online writing course. You must be 18...
How do graduate students find purpose and meaning in their work at MIT? An in-person conversation for grad students of all backgrounds with chaplains and leaders of ethical programs on campus. Hosted by the Office of Religious, Spiritual, and Ethical Life (ORSEL)
Have you ever faced an academic challenge and wished you could share what you learned with peers? Join us for the Flipping Failure IAP Workshop Series! Flipping Failure is a collection of stories told by MIT students about their academic challenges while at MIT. This community initiative aims to provide greater visibility to the struggles...
The Libraries are happy to resume our weekly half hour of silent mindfulness, now held in The Oasis (located on the second floor of the Hayden Library) every Wednesday at noon from March 9 through the end of May. The Oasis of Calm is open to all. No previous experience is necessary, and you don’t...
The Libraries are happy to resume our weekly half hour of silent mindfulness, now held in The Oasis (located on the second floor of the Hayden Library) every Wednesday at noon from March 9 through the end of May. The Oasis of Calm is open to all. No previous experience is necessary, and you don’t...