Amidst the vibrant energy of RMIT University’s City campus, Building 66 stands as a quiet hub of activity. Building 66 isn’t open to students. It houses essential staff offices, including those responsible for awards and graduation. It acts as the behind-the-scenes machinery for student success at RMIT. Building 66 also houses the university mailroom and removal services. Think of it as the central nervous system of the university, coordinating the flow of information and resources. While you won’t find classrooms or lecture halls within Building 66, its role is vital to the university experience. It’s where the magic happens, the unsung hero of student life at RMIT. So, next time you receive your degree or a crucial piece of mail, remember Building 66. The building plays a crucial role in the smooth running of RMIT.
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