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Isabella L. Pecorari ’18 battles a Smith College player for control of the ball during MIT’s 2-0 victory on Saturday afternoon. The Pioneers almost scored early in the game when a shot careened off the crossbar, but o...

The proposed plan for Kendall Square, which calls for new buildings for commercial, retail, and academic uses, as well as new graduate student housing.

Allison A. Davanzo ‘18 leaps to spike the ball during MIT’s 3-0 sweep of Wheaton College on Thursday night.

Bradley Henderson performing in Traces, created by the Quebecois ensemble Les 7 Doigts de la Main.

Emergency personnel from the Cambridge Fire Department and MIT respond to a hexane spill in Building 18 Tuesday afternoon.

Faith C. OBrian ’15 works the ball past a defender during a game against Mount Holyoke College on Saturday afternoon. The Engineers were dominant throughout the game and came away with a 4-0 win to improve to 6-3-2 fo...

Construction is being done to dig up and repair the Chapel moat and restore both the Chapel and Kresge Oval.

Tori L. Wuthrich ’17 serves the ball during MIT’s 3-1 win over Clark University on Tuesday night. The Engineers improved to 15-2 on the season with the victory.

MIT Chancellor Cynthia Barnhart shows her support of AXO’s Domestic Violence Awareness Week.

Rob DiSanto ‘18 and Ryan J. Karnish ‘17 break up a pass near the end zone during their 48–26 win over Salve Regina on Saturday. MIT improved to 3–0 on the season with the win.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra kicked off their 2014 Season on Sept. 20.

Geoffrey Supran (left), Harvard climate science PhD candidate Ploy Achakulwisut (middle), and other volunteer security marshals clear the way at the front of the People’s Climate March in New York City.

Elysa M Kohrs ’17 snaps a forehand at the MIT Women’s Tennis meet against Babson College on Tuesday. MIT narrowly defeated Babson 5-4.

Hayden Library will soon undergo renovations.

Nicholas A. Diamantoni ’15 dashes past a Roger Williams University player in the second half of the Wednesday night’s soccer match. The Engineers won 4-1, with two goals by Joshua M. Wilson ’18 and one each by Kareem ...