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Freshman Christian W. Therkelsen ’11 (shown here) made his intercollegiate debut against Salve Regina University Tuesday. MIT opened the 2007 campaign with a 2-0 victory over Salve Regina.

Captain Andrew M. Bishara ’09 scores the second goal for MIT, planting a header in the back of the net.

Andrew M. Bishara ’09 (pictured) was a key shooter in the game, taking over a third of the team’s 22 shots.

Christian W. Therkelsen ’11 (left) passes the ball as Gregory Cannon from Salve Regina tries to block.

LaVerde’s Market, located on the first floor of the Student Center, will delay its return to 24-hour service because of a worker shortage.

iHouse Treasurer Guy-Richard Kayombya ’08 (left) accepts a donation from Carl K. King ’65 (right) on behalf of the 484 Phi Alpha Foundation at the new undergraduate residence’s grand opening on Tuesday.

Zachary M. Addison ’11 discusses why he chose to live in iHouse during the residence’s opening ceremony.

iHouse President Priyanka Jain ’09 and Raja H.R. Bobbili ’08 cut the ribbon to officially open iHouse as a new undergraduate residence Tuesday.

MIT’s Musical Theatre Guild performs the musical Cabaret.

Freshmen groove at the Dance Party Orientation event Saturday evening in La Sala de Puerto Rico in the Student Center.

Associate Director of Admissions Matthew L. McGann ’00 spoke with The Tech about his time at MIT and his role in the admissions process.

Outside/middle hitter Jennifer Li ’11 slams a spike during MIT’s 3-0 semifinal win against the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Friday afternoon in Rockwell Cage.

Outside hitter Rose Zhong ’08 digs the ball during the second game of MIT’s 3-0 semifinal win against the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on Friday afternoon in Rockwell Cage. MIT lost the championship match the next day aga...

Burra Dharani Dhar interviews camp dwellers outside of Delhi, India. Dhar is a final year student at the Rai Foundation in Faridabad, India.

Musheer Riaz, a final year student at the Rai Foundation campus in Faridabad, India, interviews community members in the camps outside Delhi, India.

Deepalaya students use a ramp outside their school as a slide during break. Deepalaya is a non-governmental organization that provides education to children, especially female students, from economically and socially ...