Welcome to Office of the Chancellor
Featured Content
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New Dorm Site Identified
Chancellor Barnhart recently announced the West Garage parking facility is the preferred site for a new undergraduate residence hall. The building, which will require permitting and approvals from the City of Cambridge, is tentatively slated to be ready for students by Fall 2020.
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From the Chancellor
Welcome, MIT students! As Chancellor, I’m responsible for “all things students”–graduate and undergraduate education and student life, student services, and student support. It’s my job to partner with you to make sure you get the most out of your MIT experience.Use this site to learn about some of the initiatives I’m working on and how you can tell me your ideas, concerns, and vision for MIT education and student life. Engage with me here, set up a meeting, or join me at a campus event so that together we can strengthen student life and learning.
Sincerely,
Cynthia Barnhart
Initiatives
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Student Health & Well-Being
Apply to the MindHandHeart Innovation Fund by October 31, 2017 here.
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Sexual Assault Education & Prevention
Read about MIT Change Makers who are working to end sexual violence on campus.
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Residential Campus 2030
Learn more about the MIT administration's plan to expand our graduate student housing stock by at least 950 beds here.
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Innovation in Education & Student Learning
Chancellor Barnhart has appointed Ian Waitz vice chancellor. Waitz will oversee the offices of undergraduate and graduate education. Learn more here.
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3Q: Ian Waitz on graduate housing, other priorities
Vice chancellor reflects upon his first few months on the job, progress to date, and future plans.
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Community Briefing on Immigration Laws and Policies
Come learn more about today's immigration landscape on Tuesday, October 10, 2017 from 5-6:30 p.m. in 6-120
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Title IX Statement on DOE Interim Guidance
Responding to federal changes, Institute Title IX Coordinator Sarah Rankin reiterates MIT's commitment to preventing sexual harassment and assault through education and by responding appropriately to misconduct when it occurs.
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Letter to the MIT ROTC community reaffirming MIT's support for transgender students
