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Happy Flag Day!

Today commemorates the adoption of the United States flag on June 14, 1777.

WHERE AM I WEDNESDAY ANSWER

The mystery location was: the exterior of the Ray and Maria Stata Center/32 Vassar Street

Thank you to everyone who participated this week! All correct answers have now been entered into our random drawing.

Check back Monday when we announce this week's winner and don't forget to join us next Wednesday for another MIT mystery location.

Have a fun and safe weekend everybody. Try to stay cool out there!

(Photo Credit: Officer Monaco)

WHERE AM I WEDNESDAY?
Think you know MIT?
Can you identify this location on campus?

How to Play:
• Comment your guess on any of our social media platforms
• All correct answers submitted before the reveal will be entered into a random drawing
• One winner will receive a mini MIT Police patch and bragging rights

Schedule:
• Friday: The correct location will be revealed
• Monday: The winner will be announced (Photo Credit: Officer Monaco)

Where am I Wednesday?

Think you know MIT?

Every Wednesday over the summer, we will post a photo of a mystery location somewhere on campus.

How to Play:
• Comment with your guess on any of our social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, X)
• All correct answers posted before the reveal deadline will be entered into a random drawing
• One winner will be selected to receive a mini MIT Police patch and bragging rights
• This is our first go of this, so the rules may change!

Schedule:
• Wednesday: Mystery photo is posted
• Friday: The correct location is revealed
• Monday: The winner is announced

Ready to test your MIT location knowledge? Check back later today for the first picture!

Here are a few photos from this weekend's Special Olympics Massachusetts and the 2026 Cruiser Convoy.

One of the highlights was Officer Barrett having the opportunity to present her cousin with a ribbon after her event. A very proud family moment.

Over the weekend, we attended the Special Olympics and cheered on some incredible athletes.
For one of our officers, the event was especially meaningful. Her family member competed in the swim division, and she had the privilege of presenting her with a ribbon. Congratulations to all the athletes!

As National CPR & AED Awareness Week comes to a close, take a moment to learn where the nearest AED is located on campus. View AED locations across MIT: https://arcg.is/Gi45T2 or scan the QR code.

In an emergency, call MIT Police at 617-253-1212 or dial 100 from a campus phone.

Wishing everyone a safe, fun, & memorable Pride celebration as festivities continue this month. MIT Police is committed to serving all members of our community with professionalism, respect, & dignity. If you're attending the parade today in Boston, have a great time & stay safe!

Today marks the anniversary of D-Day, when Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy, France, on June 6, 1944, during World War II.

We remember the courage and sacrifice of those who served and honor the legacy they left behind.

When people think about police equipment, they often think of radios, badges, & handcuffs.
During National CPR & AED Awareness Week, we wanted to highlight another important tool. MIT Police cruisers carry medical bags equipped with AEDs & other emergency medical supplies, allowing our officers to begin providing care when it's needed.