Ethan Sit

Dancers light up the night in Little Kresge at Mocha Moves' Cirque du Moleil performance last Friday and Saturday.

Dancers light up the night in Little Kresge at Mocha Moves' Cirque du Moleil performance last Friday and Saturday.

Dancers light up the night in Little Kresge at Mocha Moves' Cirque du Moleil performance last Friday and Saturday.

Dancers light up the night in Little Kresge at Mocha Moves' Cirque du Moleil performance last Friday and Saturday.

Dancers light up the night in Little Kresge at Mocha Moves' Cirque du Moleil performance last Friday and Saturday.

Dancers light up the night in Little Kresge at Mocha Moves' Cirque du Moleil performance last Friday and Saturday.

Students enjoy free food, mugs, and group performances at Tech Twinkles, hosted by the Undergraduate Association Tuesday in La Sala.

Cellist Valerie Chen '22 performs with a pencil as part of Thursday's performance of The Heart is a Bell, presented by Iva Bittová and the MIT Symphony Orchestra.

A variety of hand-blown pumpkins dazzle visitors to the Great Glass Pumpkin Patch Monday. The installation, held every fall by the MIT Glass Lab, showcases work from students of all skill levels.

Hackers demonstrate their projects during judging Sunday afternoon.

Luka Govedic '22 codes at HackMIT Sunday afternoon.

Hackers sleep at their tables at HackMIT early Sunday morning.

A group of hackers collaborate Sunday morning.

A group of hackers celebrate early Sunday morning.

A hacker sleeps in the 'Hacker Lounge' early Sunday morning.

A hacker works surrounded by cans of energy drinks early Sunday morning.

Melody Phu '21 performs 'I Need U' by BTS at Synconfessions Saturday.

Tianyi Zeng G performs 'Sha Tan' by David Tao at Synconfessions Saturday.

MIT Syncopasian presents 'Synconfessions' Saturday, featuring a selection of songs in English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

The Ohms present 'Avengers: Ohmgame' Saturday, featuring heroes and villains such as Thanohms, Rupayant-Man, and Natasha Rohmanoff.

Simmons Hall residents compete in the dorm's annual scooter hockey tournament Tuesday.

Students, alumni, and faculty outside Kresge Auditorium protest the College of Computing celebrations Feb. 28. The administration has come under fire for inviting controversial former Secretary of State Henry Kissinge...

Students, alumni, and faculty outside Kresge Auditorium protest the College of Computing celebrations Feb. 28. The administration has come under fire for inviting controversial former Secretary of State Henry Kissinge...

Students, alumni, and faculty outside Kresge Auditorium protest the College of Computing celebrations Feb. 28. The administration has come under fire for inviting controversial former Secretary of State Henry Kissinge...

Students, alumni, and faculty outside Kresge Auditorium protest the College of Computing celebrations Feb. 28. The administration has come under fire for inviting controversial former Secretary of State Henry Kissinge...

A man walks past the InCube installation in the early morning Sept. 23.

Jordan Harrod G and Samuel Solomon '20 research ambulances in the InCube installation Sept. 23.

Benoit Jordan G, one of the organizers of InCube at MIT, sits inside the Incube installation.

Paolo Adajar '21 and Thomas Luly from the MIT Innovation Initiative take a break in the InCube installation Sept. 23.

Thomas Luly working at the InCube installation's whiteboard Sept. 23.

Thomas Luly and Paolo Adajar '21 converse in front of a whiteboard at night Sept. 23.

The InCube competitors at work the night of Sept. 23. A sign tells onlookers to 'feed the students' and to 'not tap the glass.'

Students were allowed short breaks outside only to interact with the public and to shower. Here, Thomas Luly reenters the cube at night Sept. 23.

The cube at night Sept. 23. Students worked into the early morning in order to meet the 96-hour competition deadline.

The InCube installation in Stata North Court, a collaboration between the MIT Innovation Initiative and ETH Zurich Entrepreneur Club. From Sept. 21–24, five MIT students worked in the cube in a competition to develop ...

A child looks at a simulation of Earth's weather in Aerocene's exhibit at the week-long Cambridge Science Festival April 20. The festival is hosted annually to encourage youth to explore science through interactive ex...

Black Lives Matter activists discuss racial discrimination in Boston as part of a panel held at the MIT Day of Action 2018 that took place Apr. 17 at the Stata Center.

Audrey Li '19, Camilo Espinosa '18, and Tony Cao '18 (from left to right) perform with MIT Ridonkulous in the opening act of Footwork 2018.