Jasmine Florentine

In 2007, hackers covered the campus in giant board games, including Scrabble, Settlers of Catan, and Chess. As part of this CPW’s hacking tribute to MIT’s 150th anniversary, hackers put a table in the money lounge wit...

Hackers celebrated MIT’s 150th anniversary by putting up a banner on 77 Massachusetts Ave. early Friday morning, replacing “Inventional Wisdom” with “Inventional Hacking.”

Nathan E. Serrano ’10 fires a rubber dart at a member of another team during the MIT Assassin’s Guild’s “Patrol” on Saturday night. Patrol is high-action game that takes place every Saturday night at 8pm in and around...

Kendall T station: The Kendall subway station takes MIT students into the heart of Boston, as well as to the city’s large train station at South Station. The musical structure hanging over the rails is currently being...

Wile E. Coyote mural: If you try walking between Building 7 and 9 on the third floor, you’ll find you may meet the same fate as the beloved coyote. What’s on the other side of the tunnel? You could use TNT to find out.

Barker Engineering Library: Located directly beneath the Great Dome, the engineering library offers a place to sit, study, or snooze.

On Saturday, Boston participated in the Second Annual International Pillow Fight Day along with over 150 other cities around the world. Organized by Banditos Misteriosos, the event attracted over 1,500 people with pil...

A new SafeRide television has been installed behind the Student Center. Only its casing was visible for most of the week.

Butterflies rest in the Biodome in Montreal, Canada. Unlike in most zoos, the majority of animals in the Biodome are uncaged.

“Pythagoras” is one of three musical installations in the Kendall T station, all of which have fallen into disrepair. Its bells are tuned to B-minor and produce a mellow tone with subtle vibrato.

Much to the delight of East Campus residents, the promise of a horse riding event during last weekend’s Bad Ideas Competition was not, in fact, a joke. Dominika Nawrot is seen here riding a horse in McDermott Court on...

This year’s Mystery Hunt, organized by the team Beginner’s Luck, began with a silent skit accompanied by an MP3 file which the Hunt participants were instructed to listen to on Friday, Jan. 15.

Jason S. Ku G sings “Nina” by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi during the Chamber Chorus concert on Friday, November 20.

Nozomi Ando leads the song “O del mio dolce ardor” by Christoph Willibald von Gluck during the Chamber Chorus concert on Friday, November 20.