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One of the two Hamlets (Mark L. Velednitsky ’14) bemoans the pitiful conditions of Elsinore in Friday’s performance of Hamlet by MIT’s Shakespeare Ensemble. The role of Hamlet was played by two leads in part to displa...

A hack transformed Lobby 7 into a “Battle Room” over the weekend in honor of the release of the film Ender’s Game, based on Orson Scott Card’s science fiction novel of the same name.

More than two hours after the game ended, fans still lingered around Fenway Park.

Police and emergency personnel were on hand in Boston after the game, stationed as far away as Massachusetts Avenue.

The Green Building was lit up for the occasion.

Crowds began to gather at the Kenmore Square T Stop in anticipation of the Red Sox victory Wednesday night.

The Prudential Center was lit up during Game 6 of the World Series this Wednesday night. The Red Sox ended up clinching the World Series at home that night, their first time since 1918.

Smoke from fireworks tumbled onto the diamond at Fenway Park after the Red Sox clinched their 8th World Series title.

The Prudential Center displayed support for the Red Sox Wednesday night during Game 6 of the World Series.

Police from across the state were on hand to maintain order following the Wednesday night World Series victory.

Police officers guarding an entrance into Kenmore Square on Commonwealth Avenue look on as swarms of fans depart the game.

From left to right, Emma L. Frank ’15, Henry A. Fingerhut G, and Tasha L. Schoenstein ’16 perform before a packed audience in 6-120 during Roadkill Buffet’s improv comedy show on Friday, Oct. 25.

A piano stuffed with candy sits on the roof of Baker House in preparation for the annual Baker House Piano Drop that occurred this past Friday, Oct. 25. Parents and students crowded the courtyard to watch the piano dr...

Actress Barbara Schulz stars in the one-woman show Marie-Antoinette, In Her Own Words presented by Suffolk University and the French Theatrical Foundation last weekend.

Janelle Monáe, for whom Boston’s City Council declared Oct. 16, 2013 “Janelle Monáe Day.”

MIT Police and the Department of Facilities held a ceremony on Friday morning outside the Stata Center to dedicate a memorial stone in honor of Officer Sean Collier.