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Nate Ruess thrilled the crowd with his new material and surprised fans by playing a few old songs.

Team LockAR’s cipher art. The various panels of the building can be scanned in a specific order to reveal hidden information.

Chromeo played a high energy set Saturday evening at Boston Calling.

Ben Howard filled his late slot delivering many of his hits to a receptive crowd.

Shannon Miller ’19 maintains control of an airborne ball during Tuesday’s game against Tufts.

Of Monsters and Men, despite playing an earlier slot in the festival, delivered a killer performance.

Daughter held an early slot but performed strongly early on Saturday at Boston Calling.

Hozier played a late slot on Sunday consisting of many of his hits and a few notable covers.

Alabama Shakes closed out the festival on a high note with their set coinciding with the super moon eclipse.

A panel of judges hears the final pitches on Sunday at the conclusion of the Hacking Arts hackathon. The panel included Carrie Fitzsimmons from ArtScience Labs, Sally Wolf from Time Warner, amd Daniel Doubrovkine from...

Fans of Walk the Moon emulate their trademark facepaint and enjoy the show after waiting hours and working their way to the front of the crowd.

Fiona J. Tanuwidjaja ’19 setting the ball on Saturday as the women’s volleyball team took on Regis College, beating them 3-0.

Chvrches led out strong and gave an amazing show on Saturday evening.

A dancer from the Brooklyn Ballet leaps into the air. With the assistance of motion sensor activated light-up tutus, the Brooklyn Ballet performed the Waltz of the Snowflakes.

Mandy Lee, the lead singer of MisterWives, delivered an enthusiastic set at Boston Calling.

Young Guru speaks at Hacking Arts 2015. His keynote speech was titled “Era of the Engineer.”