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Journalist, writer, and MIT CMS associate professor Seth Mnookin moderated the Nate Silver talk, hosted by the MIT Communications Forum. Mnookin spent the first half of the two hour talk interviewing Silver and the re...

Statistician and political blogger Nate Silver appeared last night before a packed auditorium to talk about the role of statistics in elections and politics, as well as his own career. Silver’s fame skyrocketed late l...

Atomic Bean Café is the perfect place to wind down. It’s great for its chill music, free Wi-Fi, and delicious Vietnamese coffee and specialty kale pastries.

Ten members of The Tech’s Arts Department attempted to predict the Academy Awards, à la Nate Silver. We weren’t quite on target.

MIT and Cambridge police responded to a report of a gunman with a long rifle and body armor at 77 Massachusetts Avenue at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. The tip said that the gunman was going after L. Rafael Reif in retaliation ...

Joi Ito, Director of the Media Lab, speaks about the creation of the Director’s Fellows program.

President L. Rafael Reif leads a conversation about the future of MIT and online education, among other things, at Sidney-Pacific on Tuesday evening. The discussion, as part of the Sidney-Pacific Distinguished Lecture...

Located on Mass. Ave. in Cambridge, Veggie Galaxy serves a wide variety of vegan foods like mushroom chickpea burgers and stuffed french toast.

Students participate in different Lunar New Year traditions: making dumplings, writing calligraphy, and papercutting.

The Chinese characters for the phrase “Heaven Rewards the Diligent” written in calligraphy by a student lay on a table at the Ashdown Lunar New Year Event.

A sophomore looks at the sample rings on display in Kresge lobby after the design was unveiled.

The joke bezel is presented before the real design of the ring. In front of the B1W ambulance crossing the bridge, the beaver is wearing a “YOLO” shirt and holding a Sonoma greens salad.

Students excitedly welcome the members of the 2015 Ring Committee to the stage.

Audrey A. Sedal ’15 jumps for joy after winning a free brass rat for being the 15th person in line.