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Meryl E. Gibbs ’16 leaps to spike the ball during Sunday’s NEWMAC championship game against second seed Babson College, which they lost by a slim margin during the last match. Regardless, the team, 27-5 for the season...

On Tuesday morning, alumni of Lambda Chi Alpha continued their 56-year-old tradition of repainting the Smoot markers on the Harvard Bridge. This year, the 179th Smoot included a tribute to MIT Officer Sean Collier.

The original cast of “Chang in A Void Moon”, whose writer and director John Jesurun will present at MIT during the Infinite Record conference.

HackMIT, one of the largest college hackathons, draws undergraduate students from all over the country. This year, two of the top eight teams were disqualified after an investigation by HackMIT organizers.

Both protesters and supporters of the Dalai Lama made their voices heard on campus during the Tibetan spiritual leader’s visit on Friday. Those protesting accused the Dalai Lama of oppressing a form a Buddhism that is...

Both protesters and supporters of the Dalai Lama made their voices heard on campus during the Tibetan spiritual leader’s visit on Friday. Those protesting accused the Dalai Lama of oppressing a form a Buddhism that is...

The Dalai Lama thanks the audience during Friday’s event sponsored by The Dalai Lama Center for Ethics and Transformative Values. His Holiness discussed the implications of global warming with a panel of professors fr...

Jennifer R. Ibanez ’16 works her way between a player and the ball during a cold and rainy 3-0 victory over the United States Coast Guard Academy this past Saturday. The No. 1 seeded Engineers play in the New England ...

The football hangs in midair after Western New England University’s game-tying extra point was blocked by Anthony M. Emberley ‘17 with 42 seconds left in the game on Saturday night. Both teams entered the contest unde...

Map of quiet spots on campus.

The Hayden Memorial Library courtyard.

DuPont Court outside Buildng 1.

Jose A. Gomez ’17 is a Course 16 student who grew up in Texas, undocumented. He is part of DreaMIT, a group for undocumented students at MIT.

Nicole C. Gagnier ’15 dives to save a point during a 3-2 victory over SUNY Oneonta on Friday evening. The game was the first of three in the MIT Quad Tournament, which the Engineers won for the third year in a row.