Welcome to OrigaMIT, MIT's origami club. We seek to promote, practice, and teach origami folding, analysis, and design.

Convention

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Weekly Meeting

We meet every week on Sundays from 3-5PM in the MIT Student Center, in room W20-401. Please subscribe to our mailing list to receive more information about our weekly meetings, and add the calendar here!

Our Sunday meetings are always open and free of charge to everyone, whether or not you are a MIT affiliate. Folders of any experience level are welcome!

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Flight of the Banana Turtle - Banana Lounge Installation

We made an installation for the Banana Lounge with four flying turtles designed by Andy! Find more information about this project here. We also taught the flying turtle as a class over IAP 2022. The class was mentioned in an article about the Edgerton Center.

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14th Annual Student OrigaMIT Competition - Exhibit Gallery

Thank you everyone who submitted your gorgeous artwork for the 14th Annual Student OrigaMIT Competition! The submissions will be displayed for the entire month of April in the Wiesner Student Art Gallery on the second floor of the student center.

Here are the results of the competition. Congratulations to all award-winners!

This year's competition was judged by a panel with incredible combined folding experience and longtime affiliation with the club. Learn more about the judges here.

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Menger Sponge Construction

We recently constructed one face of a Level 3 Menger Sponge as part of the MegaMenger project. This sculpture incorporates over 25,000 business cards and was built with the help of over 20 club members.

It is currently on display on the ground floor of the Stata Center. Check it out if you can!

Check out this amazing clip by MIT News covering the project:

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Support Us!

We do our best at OrigaMIT to provide the MIT community with high level Workshops and Lectures free of charge. Much of our funding comes from the MIT Undergraduate Association, but this funding is only supposed to be used to fund the activities of current MIT students, and generally not enough to cover the expenses related to events open to the general public.

If you enjoy our events and would like to support OrigaMIT through a donation, you can do so online through MIT Give, or by sending a check made out to OrigaMIT - MIT to:

Student Activities Office
W20-549 (c/o OrigaMIT)
84 Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge, MA 02139

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Contact Us

If you have questions about the club or would like to propose collaboration opportunities, please contact origami-info@mit.edu.

To stay updated on our events, add yourself to the mailing list or like our Facebook page.

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