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What about campus tours? Also, the nice parts of campuses like MIT are the outside and "welcome center" buildings. I imagine most of the closed-off areas are o
by armchairhacker 4y ago
What about campus tours?
Also, the nice parts of campuses like MIT are the outside and "welcome center" buildings. I imagine most of the closed-off areas are old, bleak classrooms and laboratories. There's really no reason or benefit for anyone whose not actively using those spaces to walk around them. My campus has those areas too, and they're not closed off but you'd never see anyone from the general public there unless they are lost.
- InspiredIdiot 4y agoThe nicest part of MIT is clearly the Infinite Corridor and it is a loss for humanity that it is no longer open to the public. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_Corridor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_Corridor
- HFguy 4y agoAs alum, I don’t think any of the buildings are particularly great. Lots of things to love about the university. The physical campus was always kinda meh (but functional).
- filoleg 4y agoAs a (non-MIT) alum, i am way more curious to see how the "regular" buildings and places on my college campus look today compared to how they were back in the day. As a student, I couldn't care less for the "welcome center" type of buildings, and neither do I care about them now.