The Infinite Corridor

If you even know what The Infinite Corridor is, then the issue is settled: You’re a nerd!

Hahaha, it’s just a hallway. A long one, filled with professors’ offices, and often there are interesting things to read on the walls, but it really is just a 825-foot long (or 148 smoot long) hallway.

It’s probably more interesting to visit during MIThenge, which occurs in late January and mid-November.

Many of the buildings at MIT are connected together so you can walk from building to building without having to go outside. It’s a blessing during the harsh winter months!

The infinite corridor is simply a very long hallway which runs straight through about 5 or 6 buildings altogether. It’s a convenient way to get from one side of campus to another. It’s usually teeming with people, and it runs through Lobby 7 and Lobby 10 (the lobbies for Building 7 and Building 10, respectively.)

but I’m not actually sure what it is… but it sounds like goodness!

A place to learn; a way to get to Mass Ave.