Activities and Clubs at MIT

Campus Media

• Counterpoint is an MIT/Wellesley journal. They welcome discussion of a wide variety of topics from all points of view.
• The Course Evaluation Guide contains comprehensive student comments, numerical ratings, and professor comments for MIT undergraduate classes. The Guide is a student-run publication of the Undergraduate Association CEG Committee.
• Fishwrap is MIT's newest and smallest (personalized) newspaper. (MIT Athena only.) - MIT Media Lab, Electronic Publishing Group
• Institvte is an all-electronic journal that covers MIT student affairs issues. This page offers back issues of Institvte and a clearinghouse of student affairs information. Publisher - Institute Foundation
• RUNE: An MIT Journal of Arts and Letters exists to stimulate interaction among members of the various literary and artistic communities in and around MIT. It comprises 100 pages of photographs, paintings, computer art, stories, essays, and poems by MIT students, faculty, and staff. - Rune
• Technique, MIT's yearbook, attempts to capture a year at MIT in 400 pages of photography and student submissions. Technique's strong emphasis on the quality of their photography has occasionally branded them as a photography club posing as a yearbook. - H.R.H. Grogo Publications
• Technology Review is published by the Association of the Alumni and Alumnae of MIT. Technology Review covers current and future developments in technology and especially their implications for human affairs and the environment in which they are conducted. - Association of Alumni and Alumnae of MIT
• The Tech is MIT's oldest and largest newspaper. - The Tech
• The Thistle is a newspaper wherein the progressive and creative minds of MIT and the surrounding community can share their work. - Alternative News Collective
• VooDoo is MIT's Journal of Humour, the only intentionally humorous publication on the MIT campus. - Phosphorous Publishing

• The MIT Student Cable Group produces a wide range of television programming available on MIT Cable Channel 36. Students play every role in television production - from direction to acting to technical work - on several continuing shows, and anyone is welcome to create their own show.
• WMBR is MIT's noncommercial, all volunteer radio station. Their signal can be heard throughout the greater Boston area at 88.1 FM, 365 days a year, 18-22 hours per day.