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Theta Delta Chi (TDC) volunteers at Camp Sunshine in Maine. L to R: Christopher L. Cervantes ’13, David Orozco ’14, Eric Hernandez ’13, Ryan A. Rosario ’12, Alejandro Aguirre ’13, Sergio Fernandez ’14, Eduardo D. Russ...

MIT Habitat for Humanity builds houses in Birmingham, Ala. Left to right: Jemale D. Lockett ’14, Michelle Fung ’13, Christine S. Lai ’13, and Marcela I. Rodriguez ’13.

Terrascope students follow farmers of the Hallusarige Village in India through uncultivated land as part of their field work.

The steps and sidewalks in front of the Stratton Student Center are being repaired with fresh concrete, expected to continue until late April.

Under the proposed UA governance structure, the UA Senate would be replaced by a UA Council with representatives from dormitories and FSILGs. Under the scheme, dormitory presidents, the presidents of the IFC and Panhe...

The Marlar Lounge (37-252) has the perfect equipment for practicing presentations.

The Margaret Cheney Room (3-310) is a private space for MIT women complete with study areas, beds, showers, a kitchen, and a grand piano.

The Concourse Lounge (16-128), open only to Concourse students, boats a kitchen and seminar room.

The Rainbow Lounge (50-005) has LBGT-related materials in addition to study spaces.

The CSAIL Recreation Zone (32-D440) offers fun diversions from a hard day of coding.

The Dreyfoos Lounge on the first floor of the Stata Center boasts group study areas.

The Black Students’ Union (BSU) Lounge (50-105) is a place for BSU members to relax and hold events.

The CSAIL lounge (32-G950) is a popular location for larger events, like the kickoff of the CSAIL Olympics.

The Given Lounge (35-520) is available with permission from the Laboratory for Manufacturing and Productivity.

The Tang Hall Lounge features a pool table and a flat panel TV mounted on the wall.

The large Edgerton Lounge (NW10-032) has table-top games and a wide-screen TV.