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Doralee Rhodes (Chamille J. Lescott ’16) confronts her boss Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) after learning that he’s been spreading rumors about a relationship between them.

Paper airplanes are suspended above the W20 stairs on Sunday advertising xFair, hosted by MIT TechX and MIT Tau Beta Pi.

Chamille J. Lescott ’16 sings during the opening of “9 to 5”.

Doralee Rhodes (Chamille J. Lescott ’16) rides on top of Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) during a dream sequence.

The musical’s heroines: Judy Bernly, Violet Newstead, and Doralee Rhodes (Carrie M. Fowle ’18, Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17, and Chamille J. Lescott ’16 respectively) sing during the finale.

In an unplanned turn of events, Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) confronts the people that have been controlling his company after kidnapping him.

Violet Newstead (Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17) shows Judy Bernly (Carrie M. Fowle ’18) the ropes on Judy’s first day at the office.

Roadkill Buffet in their IAP show “Improv About P___!”

An orchestral tribute concert to David Bowie was held last Friday in Kresge Auditorium. The event was presented by MIT Music and Theater Arts in collaboration with Orange Mountain Music and Richard Guerin. All proceed...

Hackers set up display in Lobby 7 on Monday to honor the death of English actor Alan Rickman, famous for his role as Severus Snape in the film adaptations of the Harry Potter series.

A powerful winter storm that hit the East Coast last weekend left over a foot of snow in many mid-Atlantic cities, but only a few inches in Boston. This was the first snow accumulation of a relatively mild winter.

MIT students call high schoolers admitted to the Class of 2020 to chat and answer questions about the Institute during a “telethon” organized by MIT Admissions.

Hackers hung a banner outside Lobby 7 to commemorate the death of David Bowie.

Building E52 reopened to the economics department this week following two years of extensive renovations. The facility will be renamed the “Morris and Sophie Chang Building” at a dedication ceremony this March.

MIT admitted 656 early action applicants to the Class of 2020 last month, out of a pool of 7,767, according to the MIT admissions website.

A hack was on display over the weekend on the sky bridge between buildings 56 and 18, depicting Pixar characters Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Ham, and Slinky from Toy Story.