Rachel Fong

East Campus residents make progress on their traditional one-person roller coaster on Tuesday afternoon. The dorm builds many large-scale wooden constructions as part of Residence Exploration (REX) every year.

Benjamin A. Bloomberg ’11 and the Logarhythms perform Miley Cyrus’s “See You Again.” Nine MIT a cappella groups performed for CPW at the A Cappella Extravaganza in room 54-100 on Friday, April 17.

The MIT-Wellesley Toons stage a fight scene during “I’ll Make A Man Out Of You” from Mulan, with soloist Richard Yau ’10. Nine MIT a cappella groups performed for CPW at the A Cappella Extravaganza in room 54-100 on F...

Mae I. Fuchs ’12 and Catherine A. Olsson ’12 of the Asymptones harmonize in “Still Alive” from the video game Portal. Nine MIT a cappella groups performed for CPW at the A Cappella Extravaganza in room 54-100 on Frida...

Students line up in front of 26-100 on Saturday night for the MIT Chorallaries’ nth Annual Concert in Bad Taste, an event where political correctness gets thrown out the window. The line was started last Wednesday eve...

Tess E. Wise ’10 parodies the recent dining protest in Lobby 7 in a skit making fun of east and west campus stereotypes during the nth Annual Concert in Bad Taste, put on by the Chorallaries of MIT on Saturday night.

The MIT/Wellesley Toons make a guest appearance at the nth Annual Concert in Bad Taste, performing “You Whore,” a parody of Jason Mraz’s “I’m Yours.” Left to right: Leslie S. Nachbar ’10 (in mask), Samantha Guergeneno...

Per Bad Taste tradition, audience members pelt the stage and each other with paper during the nth Annual Concert in Bad Taste, put on by the Chorallaries of MIT on Saturday night.

On Thursday evening, the List Visual Arts Center held an opening reception for its new exhibitions: Melanie Smith’s “Spiral City & Other Vicarious Pleasures” and Taylor Davis and Nicole Cherubini’s “In Contention. ” A...

Members of the Manic Sages team organize their previously-solved puzzles in order to tackle a metapuzzle at 6 a.m. on Jan. 17. A metapuzzle is a puzzle whose solution is found by using the answers to puzzles from each...

A spaceship crew chronicles its daring escape from the planet Zyzzlvaria at the opening ceremony of the year’s annual puzzle competition, the MIT Mystery Hunt, on Friday, Jan. 16. During the 2009 Hunt, teams of proble...

Members of the Mystery Hunt team Manic Sages, affiliated with MIT’s Experimental Studies Group and with Mathcamp, concentrate on solving individual puzzles.

Cecilia R. Louis ’10 and Thomas M. Ciesielski ’11 of the Chorallaries sing “American Boy” by Estelle Feat and Kanye West during the MIT/Wellesley Toons Fall Concert on Dec. 6 in 10-250.

John C. McGonagle ’09 rick-rolls the audience during a skit at the MIT/Wellesley Toons Fall Concert last Saturday in 10-250.

Barry M. Kudrowitz G of the band Supa Dupa performs for the Benefit Concert for Malaria in Wong Auditorium on Sunday, Nov. 16. All proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Against Malaria Foundation.

An outdoor barbecue was seen at Oktoberfest in Harvard Square on Sunday afternoon.

Project Coordinator Lars Torres introduced this year’s challenge to find low-cost energy storage solutions at the IDEAS generator dinner on Thursday evening in Walker. The IDEAS Competition is a service based award th...

Comedian Russell Peters drew in a big crowd for his performance in Kresge Auditorium on Oct. 3.

Comedian Russell Peters gestures during his headlining act of MIT’s Fall Festival on Friday evening in the Kresge Auditorium. Peters’ show, which is known for his jokes about racial stereotypes, was very popular, sell...

Barden E. Cleeland ’10 sets up the ball for Catherine Melnikow ’10 during the Engineer’s game versus Connecticut College on Sept. 27. MIT lost 3-2.

Alona Birjiniuk ’09 takes possession of the ball during the match against Daniel Webster College on Friday, Sept. 19 at the Jack Barry Field. The Engineers won by 9-0 as they claimed their second consecutive victory t...

LaVerde’s convenience store, located on the first floor of the Student Center, has decided to reduce its operating hours this year. In past semesters, LaVerde’s was open 24 hours/day during the week.

Capriccio, an MIT flamenco and Latin music group, performs in front of the Johnson Athletics Center on Friday.

Devon D. Sparks ’12 discusses geodesic constructions at a TEP event on Sept. 2 during rush.

Christopher S. Chin ’12 makes liquid nitrogen ice cream along with the brothers of TEP on Sept. 2 during rush.

Qiaochu Yuan ’12 and Christopher S. Brathwaite ’12 build a model of buckminsterfullerene from gumdrops and skewers at TEP on Sept. 2 during rush.