pikans at mit.edu - Very low-traffic mailing list containing everyone who has ever lived at pika (or at least that’s the goal). http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/pikanspika-alum-talk at mit.edu - Low-traffic discussion and announcements of larger events, such as spring thing and alum thanksgiving. Email yfnac at mit.edu to subscribe.pika-local-alums at mit.edu - Announcements of low-key alum events that we think people will not wish to travel for. Currently, alum fancy feasts. Email yfnac at mit.edu to subscribe.nutso-flaming-pikans at mit.edu - Bursty traffic, (usually fun) foolishness, where flamewars go to die. Email yfnac at mit.edu to subscribe.housecorp at mit.edu - Discussions amongst Housecorp officers and members who choose to be involved. Also periodically has correspondence with pika elected positions, usually the house managers and treasurer.pika-commie at mit.edu - Low-key announcements and discussion; people who hang out at pika. Email yfnac at mit.edu to subscribe.If you are recent alum, you will probably want to add yourself to some or all of these, even if you were already on them through pika-private when you lived here. Also consider that your kerberos email address will not last forever unless you rename a single-member mailing list to the same name as your kerberos using the blanche command and then make it owned by somebody with an eternal kerberos.
bay-area-pikans at mit.edu, ny-pikans at mit.edu, seattle-pikans at mit.edu, uk-pikans at mit.edu.
Housecorp is the nonprofit organization that owns and provides high-level support for pika, and the pika alumni association which scheduules reunions, produces the alum newsletter, and organizes events with and helps out the current in-house pika community. All pika alums automatically become voting members of Housecorp. All current pikans are non-voting members.
https://nonprofitlocator.org/organizations/ma/cambridge/237091484-housecorp-incorporated