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Printer “python” (W20-575) now requires students to swipe their IDs in order to complete print jobs. Python is one of the four Athena printers that changed over this past Friday to the new Pharos “hold-and-release” pr...

Four printers around campus will be a part of a pilot hold-and-release system, requiring students to swipe their ID cards to complete a print job.

Rush hour traffic and pedestrians cross the railroad tracks that border MIT’s campus where they intersect Massachusetts Avenue. The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority is considering upgrading these rails for commuter...

A banner announcing Bad Ideas appeared in Lobby 7 Saturday morning. The annual IAP competition celebrates unwise and misguided plans and contraptions.

As part of Bad Ideas weekend, students in East Campus baked 10,000 cookies.

Julie B. Norman, director of the Office of Undergraduate Advising and Academic Programming and Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education, speaks at an emergency meeting of the Undergraduate Association yesterd...

Last Wednesday’s blizzard destroyed multiple trees on campus. This branch, formerly near the intersection of Main and Vassar Streets, fell and hit a woman, unaffiliated with MIT, on the back of her neck.

Crowds gather in Lobby 7 to view the beginning ceremony of the 2011 Mystery Hunt. Codex Alimentarius won this year’s hunt in 42 hours.

Tamir Hendelman, Israeli jazz musician, performed at Sculler’s Jazz Club last Thursday with Tim Horner on drums and Martin Wind on bass.

Tamir Hendelman, Israeli jazz musician, performed at Sculler’s Jazz Club last Thursday with Tim Horner on drums and Martin Wind on bass.

Tamir Hendelman, Israeli jazz musician, performed at Sculler’s Jazz Club last Thursday with Tim Horner on drums and Martin Wind on bass.

H. Theodore Cohen, one of seven members of the Cambridge Planning Board, speaks at the Dec. 21, 2010 meeting.

John R. Durant, Director of the MIT Museum and Historical Collections, spoke Friday at the press opening of the MIT 150 exhibit, giving perspective on the process of creating the exhibit. He spoke of a museum worker w...

President Susan J. Hockfield spoke Friday about the uniqueness of the MIT community and thanked the MIT 150 steering committee for their work in putting together the MIT 150 exhibit. The exhibit floor at the MIT Muse...

Are you at the museum right now?

Anna L. Tang appeared at a hearing in Middlesex Superior Court on December 30. Tang was recently found not guilty (by reason of mental illness) of stabbing Wolfe B. Styke ‘10 in October 2007.