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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 ...

The Replacements continued their string of shows following their reunion in 2012 playing on Sunday evening.

The National was the closer for the first night of the festival on Friday.

twenty one pilots performed Sunday afternoon and both members left stage to join the crowd. Here drummer Josh Dun crowdsurfed on a platform with a small drum kit.

Childish Gambino closed out Saturday evening of the festival performing a shortened set due to weather.

Nas performed in the closing slot of the festival Sunday evening with The Roots.

Lorde performed Saturday evening at Boston Calling after the festival reconvened after a severe weather delay.

MIT’s Sean D. Bingham ’16 strikes the ball away from Anna Maria College during the first half of the game. MIT went on to win 7-0.

The fourth installment of Boston Calling Music Festival opens this Friday at City Hall Plaza.