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Walk the Moon played to a devoted fanbase on Saturday afternoon.

An early Saturday morning in September found many hackers, artists, and designers gathering at the Media Lab for Hacking Arts 2015. The event included a conference, a tech expo and a hackathon centered around technolo...

Facilities workers clean a flood in Building 16 after heavy rains Thursday caused flooding in several campus basements.

A “blood moon” lit the night sky on Sunday. A lunar tetrad, or a fourth consecutive total lunar eclipse with no partial eclipses in between, coincided with a supermoon, or a full moon that is also at its closest appro...

Wesley M. Woo ’19 weaves through players from Emmanuel College on Wednesday. MIT won the game 9-0.

A memorial appeared in Building 3 on Monday morning following the death of Kelsey Brigance ’12, who was a Course 2A graduate and a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. A note at the memorial read in part: “Last nig...

Morgan K. Moroi ’16 faces off against a player from Worcester Polytechnic Institute for the ball. Moroi scored a goal in double overtime that propelled MIT to a 2-1 victory over WPI in their NEWMAC opener this past Sa...

Kale Rogers ’16 shoots the ball during Saturday’s water polo game against Brown University in the Zesiger Center. The final score was MIT 8, Brown 14.

Tuesday afternoon, Building 6 was evacuated due to an ammonia leak on the fourth floor. Both MIT and Cambridge officials responded.

Yellow flags with names of those lost to suicide wave on Kresge Lawn. The display of 1,100 flags, representing college students lost each year to suicide in the United States, was set up by Active Minds on Sept. 10 an...

On Sunday, Sept. 13, students from the Spinning Arts Club performed with fire, staves, swords, and more at the Stata amphitheater.

The intersection of Main Street and Portland Street, where a shooting took place on Sunday afternoon near the edge of campus.

Theo Jansen displays his ‘Strandbeests’ at the Sept. 10 demonstration outside the MIT Media Lab. These creations are purely mechanical, wind-powered creatures that walk autonomously on PVC feet.

The main entrance of Senior House on Amherst Street.

A girl finishes playing a virtual reality game that uses a stationary bike, a fan, and an Oculus Rift to simulate a motorcycle ride at the Boston Festival of Indie Games on Saturday, Sept. 12.

Amanda Lowery ’18 dribbles the ball up the field during last week’s game against Simmons College. Although MIT lost 2-1, the field hockey team went on to win the next two games.