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Aaron Swartz enters 16-004T on Jan. 4, 2011, face exposed.

Swartz enters 16-004T on Jan. 6, 2011, hiding behind helmet.

Students wind down after a long day of classes and swing lights in front of Kresge Auditorium on Saturday evening.

Mia N. Stevens ’14 competes on 3-meter springboard for MIT this Saturday against Bowdoin and Babson Colleges. Stevens won both the 1-meter and 3-meter and the Engineers ultimately beat Bowdoin 224-87 and Babson 248-59.

Evan Ehrenberg G, Katherine Karwoski ‘14, and Christine Labaza ‘14 lead a lightsaber dueling and stage combat class.

A shark glides over the unspoiled reefs of Jarvis Island, an uninhabited island in the South Pacific administered by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.

Several students crowd around a laptop to watch a movie while waiting for their first class to start.

Splash participants clap along to the rhythm of a song in a class led by members of the Chorallaries.

Students register for Relay for Life on Friday evening at the Relay for Relay fundraiser event on Kresge Oval. Relay for Life, a fundraising event hosted by the American Cancer Society, will be held on March 9 next ye...

Members of the MIT Ohms, MIT’s South Asian a capella group, perform at their fall concert Ohmcoming in 10-250 on Saturday.

Crowds of participants navigated their way through the Infinite Corridor on Saturday.

Robin Shin ‘13 gathers her focus just before the start of a sabre bout against UMass Amherst at the Northeast Fencing Conference competition held at MIT on Saturday. The MIT women’s fencing team went undefeated in the...

Participants were all smiles in Lobby 10 Friday morning at Amphibious Achievement’s second annual Erg-A-Thon, a fund-raising event which involved teams of volunteers competing to row the longest distance on indoor row...

Class subjects included learning how to make chainmail, among other things.

MIT Bhangra performs in the Student Center Friday night at Ring the Alarm, an annual dance competition held by Mocha Moves with competing teams coming from colleges all over the Boston area. MIT Bhangra ended up winni...