Daniel Mirny

Tim Cook, Apple CEO delivers speech to Class of 2017 undergraduates and graduate students on Killian Court.

Juan D. Fajardo ’18 sings and plays guitar during this year's King of Hearts male beauty pageant hosted by Alpha Phi in Walker Memorial.

Steven A. Gerasimoff ’17 gets walked through the stage by Natasha D. Batten ’19 during this year’s King of Hearts male beauty pageant hosted by Alpha Phi in Walker Memorial.

Rachel I. Weinberg ’16 walks Aaron M. Okello ’16 on the stage during this year's King of Hearts male beauty pageant hosted by Alpha Phi in Walker Memorial.

Nicholas G. Charchut ’19 participates in Alpha Phi's annual King of Hearts male beauty pageant last Saturday in Walker Memorial. At the end of the night Charchut was crowned this year's King of Hearts.

Paul W. Kalebu ’17 participates in Alpha Phi's annual King of Hearts male beauty pageant last Saturday in Walker Memorial.

Joshua J. Graves ‘19 participates in Alpha Phi's annual King of Hearts male beauty pageant last Saturday in Walker Memorial.

Jeremih performed at this year's SpringFest concert this past Friday.

Course 6 introduced a new minor this Wednesday via an email announcement. It is expected to be a popular choice of minor for many undergraduates.

The Metropolitan Storage Warehouse.

The men’s lightweight fours pass Weeks Bridge at the Head of the Charles regatta.

The men’s lightweight fours row at the Head of the Charles regatta.

Alexandra R. Hrabchak ’19 maintains control of the ball during Wednesday’s game against Wheaton College.

Shannon Miller ’19 maintains control of an airborne ball during Tuesday’s game against Tufts.

Student groups gathered on Friday to share information about their clubs at the Activities Midway.

A crane sits in front of the Metropolitan Storage Warehouse, which is set to be converted into an undergraduate dorm with ground-floor retail space.

House 2 of New House, closed due to water damage, stands with windows taped over.

St. Vincent performs songs from her 2014 album, “St. Vincent.”

Jack Black, from Tenacious D, rocks out during the Spring Boston Calling Music Festival.

Jason Isbell, the singer-songwriter and guitarist from Green Hill, Alabama, performs for a grooving crowd.

Australian singer Vance Joy smiles during a song in response to the audience’s enthusiasm.

Marina and the Diamonds sings in a sparkling violet jacket and a headband spelling “Froot,” the name of her newly released album.

Lead guitarist and vocalist Kyle Gass of the American comedy rock duo Tenacious D sings the group’s top hit, “Tribute”.

Gerard Way sings to a cheering crowd in front of a massive pink and orange monkey backdrop.

Tunde Adebimpe, of TV on the Radio, conducts the audience during the group’s performance.

Kyp Malone of the Indie rock band TV on the Radio plays bass during day three of the music festival.

Quinlan R. Johns ’18 performs his talent, supportive listening while ironing, during the talent portion of the show.

Nicholas H. Uhlenhuth ’16 leads contestants in a choreographed dance during Alpha Phi’s annual King of Hearts male beauty pageant. Proceeds went toward fighting heart disease and dysautonomia. Earlier this year, the s...

Samuel A. Resnick ’18 plays the piano during the talent portion of the event.

Samuel A. Resnick ’18, winner of the pageant, models during the swimsuit portion of the competition.

Nichola H. Uhlenhuth ’16 and Meryl E. Gibbs ’16 walk down the runway during the formal wear portion of the competition.

The Presidential Motorcade drives past the Whitehead Institute on Monday. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama stopped at Area Four for lunch following the opening of the new Edward M. Kennedy Institut...

Sonya A. Das ’18 serves the ball during last Friday’s 9-0 win against Brandeis University.

Gabriel A. Alba-Rivera ’17 retells a story last Friday night during a performance for an IAP stand-up comedy course.

Will W. Jack ’17 and Iris Fung ’17 present the seal shank of the 2017 Brass Rat during Friday’s Premiere.

Billy Ruschel ’18 leaps into the air during the men’s triple jump on Saturday. More than 10 schools attended the Gordon Kelly Invitational, hosted at MIT.

A fan proudly shows off four fingers, representing the four Super Bowl victories of the New England Patriots in 2001, 2003, 2004, and 2014.

Jonathan Kraft, president of the Patriots, proudly holds the Super Bowl trophy.

Thousands wait Wednesday morning for the arrival of the New England Patriots at the parade in honor of their Super Bowl victory.

New England Patriots players (from right) Tim Wright and Rob Gronkowski smile to the fans during Wednesday’s victory parade following their Superbowl win.

Historical reenactors dressed in traditional military gear from Revolutionary New England lead the parade.

New England Patriots players (from left) Brandon Bolden, Stevan Ridley, and Shane Vereen respond to fans’ ecstatic cheering during Wednesday’s Super Bowl victory parade.

Fans clad in Patriots gear show off their New England pride during Wednesday’s parade.

Patriots cheerleaders celebrate with fans during the parade for the team’s Super Bowl victory.

Fans crane their necks to get a better view of the approaching Duck Boats carrying the New England Patriots Wednesday morning.

Joshua C. Woodard ’18 plays Dave Brubeck’s “Take Five” with an ensemble during Tuesday’s CMS Jazz Combos Concert in Killian Hall.

Ambika Krishnamachar ’17 races after the ball during the first round of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division Women’s Soccer Tournament, against Colby-Sawyer college. MIT won 3-1.

Meryl E. Gibbs ’16 leaps to spike the ball during Sunday’s NEWMAC championship game against second seed Babson College, which they lost by a slim margin during the last match. Regardless, the team, 27-5 for the season...

Chess Master Marc Esserman competes in 10 games simultaneously during Sunday’s MIT-Harvard Chess Tournament hosted by the MIT Chess Club.

The Dalai Lama thanks the audience during Friday’s event sponsored by The Dalai Lama Center for Ethics and Transformative Values. His Holiness discussed the implications of global warming with a panel of professors fr...

Allison A. Davanzo ’18 spikes the ball during Tuesday’s game against Babson College. MIT won the NEWMAC game 3-1, continuing the winning streak and advancing the team to a 23-2 overall score.

MIT Symphony Orchestra kicked off this year’s season Saturday night, playing Mozart’s Symphony No. 36 ‘Linz Symphony,’ followed by Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2.

Ambika Krishnamachar ’15 maneuvers the ball in Tuesday’s game against Roger Williams University. The game ended in a 1-1 tie after double overtime.

Nathaniel D. Johnson ’18 races after the ball during Saturday’s game against Newbury College. The game ended in a 1-1 tie after double overtime.