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Ryan L. Frankel ‘16 drives the ball to the basket in a game against Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Wednesday. MIT lost 64-52.

Hackers placed the Olympic rings above Briggs Field Saturday, the night after the opening ceremony of the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics. The rings were strung on a wire running between Simmons and MacGregor, a distance o...

John R. Ross SB ‘67, PhD ‘74 speaks with members of the MIT class of 2017 at a Class Connections event on Sunday. Held by the MIT Alumni Association, the event invited those from both classes to share their experience...

Shivani A. Kaushal ‘15 stretches out a pack of runners in the women’s 3000 meter race during the Gordon Kelly Invitational hosted at MIT this past Saturday. Both the No. 3 women’s and the No. 9 men’s indoor track and ...

Students of the Martin Luther King Jr. Design Seminar, a program offered over IAP, display their art installations in Lobby 10. These projects address the principles of Dr. King and the students’ ideas on topics such ...

Students weaved their way around an accident involving a Boston Daytime shuttle and a black Porsche Cayenne late Wednesday morning at 77 Mass Ave. The winter storm started early that morning and continued into the aft...

An employee from Thalmic Labs presents a demo of Myo, a gesture control armband, during Techfair this past Monday, Feb. 3. Techfair, held in Rockwell, featured demos from companies as well as student projects, and was...

MASLAB, Mobile Autonomous Systems Labartory, an annual IAP robotics competition, held its final last Friday, Jan. 31st. Teams were challenged to design and program autonomous robots tasked with navigating and completi...

Residents of First East kick off the Bad Ideas Ball in East Campus on Sunday, Jan. 26 by celebrating the completion of a Disco Dancefloor. The dancefloor took well over a thousand man hours to construct and was funde...

Around 2 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 19, there was an accident on Memorial Drive and Mass. Ave. allegedly involving a taxi and a SafeRide Boston All shuttle.

Only a short stump in the midst of a puddle remained after a large tree at the southeast entrance to W20 was cut down Tuesday morning. Grounds Services was not available for comment Tuesday evening.

Performers in “Girl By the Water” present a Dai ethnicity piece from the Yunnan Province of China.

MIT Asian Dance Team performed a classic-modern fusion piece with swords to portray the contrast between a delicate lily and a deadly weapon.

Performers from the MIT Lion Dance group entertain the audience with a stylized routine, most of which comes from the Southern tradition. The routine also incorporates elements from modern choreography.

Members of MIT’s Asian Dance Team perform to two EvoL Kpop songs.

Ladies of MIT Asian Dance Team perform the classical piece “The Moonlit Lotus.”