We are MIT's volunteer student computing group, improving computing at MIT since 1969. Today, SIPB projects provide innovative services and special expertise to the MIT community. We have an office just outside the Athena cluster in the student center W20, and you are welcome to come by to ask us for help or to hang around, use our computers, and maybe get involved. We have meetings every Monday at 19:30 (now on zoom!). You can find out what's abuzz in the SIPB community at Planet SIPB. We host a number of events, which are enumerated on our calendar.
If you want to get involved with SIPB / be part of the discussion please join Mattermost.
What does SIPB do for you?
Every year, SIPB offers a number of awesome computer-related events to the MIT community. You can view upcoming ones at our google calendar, or join our mailing list, sipb-announce. Here's a list of some of our past or recurring events:
SIPB is always open to new contributors. You can join one of the projects above, start your own, or learn about more potential projects by coming to a meeting.
If you want to join, be sure to:
Our office is W20-557 in the Student Center at 84 Mass Ave. You can call 617/253-7788 (x3-7788) or e-mail sipb@mit.edu with questions.
We are currently performing an experiment to see how much viral spam we can receive. So, if you're a web crawler, please enjoy sending us mail at bill@boredsippy.com. Do not send any mail to this address if you do NOT want us to consider you a spammer.