Elizabeth D’arienzo

Lamine Touré leads Rambax’s performance on the Student Center steps Saturday. The Senegalese percussion group performed traditional rhythms such as “Kaolack” using mainly Sabar drums. Several audience members danced t...

Bryan M. Beller ’12 prepares to catch the ball at the Men’s Lacrosse game this past Wednesday afternoon. The Engineers won a decisive 8-6 victory over Salem State University.

Professor Rosalind W. Picard (right), founder and director of the Affective Computing Research Group and co-director of the Things That Think Consortium, responds to a statement by Professor Susan S. Silbey (left), a ...

Paul M. Syta ‘14 sets Tyler R. Nolan ‘15 up for a spike in a men’s volleyball match against Mount Ida College this Saturday. The Engineers won 3-0.

Professor Laurence R. Young ScD ’62, from MIT’s Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, learns about some of the features in the Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter simulator — brought to MIT with help from the F...

Erin B. Kenney ’14 catches the ball in the women’s field hockey game this Wednesday. MIT won 4 to 1 against Gordon College after Molly K. Duffy ’14 scored twice in the first five minutes. The Engineers dominated the g...

One of a few desert and beverage bars in the Howard Dining Hall in Maseeh Hall. The dining hall includes a number of food stations featuring different cuisines, plus a comfort food station and a grill.

The Rebecca and Art Samberg Lobby. This lobby houses Maseeh’s front desk and the entrance to its dining hall, as well as a small lounge.

The northern dining area of the Howard Dining Hall in Maseeh, one of two dining areas in the hall.

A lounge with a working fireplace in the northern dining area of the Howard Dining Hall. The hall includes two dining areas, as well as a personal dining room that can be reserved for events or used as overflow space...

Maseeh’s lobby. Maseeh features a number of additional security measures at its entrance, including MIT ID card access to use the elevators or access the stairways from the main lobby.

The front desk at Maseeh Hall.

Each Maseeh floor is similar in style, but the wall colors vary. Rooms are arranged hotel-style, with student rooms, GRT apartments, and bathrooms all branching off of the central halls. Maseeh also features air condi...

From left: Professors Alan P. Lightman, Troy Van Voorhis, Rosalind W. Picard, and Alex Bryne listen as Dean Daniel E. Hastings PhD ’80 speaks during the discussion portion of the Veritas Forum last Saturday in Kresge...

Patrick J. Vatterott ’13 prepares to spike the ball after a set by Timothy R. Lee ’11 in the Men’s Volleyball game held at Rockwell Cage this Saturday. The Engineers beat Mount Ida College in a decisive victory with a...

Douglas Witte shows some children the art of playing the organ at the MIT Chapel after the organ recital on Veteran’s Day. Helen Ward Mannix and Witte both performed, playing pieces such as “Four Versets and a Canzona...

The winners of the Beaver Dash, (left to right) Kaitlin R. Goldstein G (1st place, women), Donna M. Golach ‘12 (2nd place, women), Scott T. Landers (2nd place, men), and Antonio Tugores-Garcia G (1st place, men), pose...

Tim the Beaver himself showed up to help support the cause. The race raised over $3,000 for a habitat home in Boston.

Runners pass along Massachusetts Avenue on their way to the finish line. The 3.1-mile course looped around Amherst Alley, Vassar Street, and Massachusetts Avenue before ending in front of the Zesiger Center.

Jennifer DiMase ’01 bounds past the finish line during MIT Habitat for Humanity’s second annual Beaver Dash 5K race on Sunday. Proceeds from the more than 100 runners who participated will go towards sponsoring an MIT...

Edan Krolewicz ’12 enjoys a refreshing sip of water more than a mile into the race.

Runners in the Beaver Dash begin their race at 9 a.m. on Sunday morning.

Members of MIT’s Navy ROTC march by in the military ceremony Pass in Review this past Friday. The ceremony featured some common military traditions and described the deep history MIT has as one of only 25 universities...

Hart Nautical Gallery: Lying in the middle of Building 5, this branch of the MIT Museum contains model ships, a rare early autonomous underwater vehicle, and information about Ocean Engineering, Course 2-OE (formerly ...

Zesiger Center: Behind a wall mural containing abstract images and equations lies the Z-Center’s olympic-sized swimming pool.

Matthew T. Skalak ‘13 prepares to volley the ball at the tennis team’s first match of the spring season, against Emerson College on Wednesday. Skalak was one of four freshmen singles players.

The MIT Muses serenade Tech writer Danielle L. Gorman (seated) during their rehearsal in the McCormick Hall penthouse on Tuesday.