photos

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.

The small Edgerton Lounge (NW10-034) has space to chat with friends as well as Athena computers and a printer.

The Green Room in the Infinite Corridor is a popular study destination between classes.

Trinity P. Leonard ’13 plays against Mills College in California over spring break. The Engineers beat Mills with an official win of 9-0, unofficial of 13-0.