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Johnson Athletics Center and Rockwell Cage saw a constant influx of students all day last Friday at the Fall Career Fair as students explored jobs and internships at over 380 companies.

Students fill out name tags outside of the Zesiger Center before entering the fair. They expedited conversation with recruiters, who commonly sought students of specific majors and experience levels.

A guitarist promoting Motu, a professional music and audio tools company, explains Motu’s software to a fair attendee. The company’s display included several instruments that were played live and posters that detailed...

An athenahealth representative passes out free t-shirts to attendees entering the Zesiger Center. Dropbox and athenahealth, both supplying t-shirts, were the first booths to greet students entering the fair, where ove...

A student checks the Guidebook app on his phone while in the midst of booths on the Johnson Track. For the first time, Career Fair information was available through a mobile app, allowing attendees to refer to maps, s...

Recruiters from Google speak with several interested students. Many students brought résumés and attempted to secure interviews with companies at the fair, while others sought career advice from the representatives.

At the Bloomberg LP booth, a representative explains the data displayed on the screens behind him. While Bloomberg used the large screens to advertise its work with complex stock market analytics, other companies prom...

A representative of Amplitude, a mobile analytics company, passes out free souvenirs to a student who spun Amplitude’s giveaway wheel. Nearly every booth at the fair had free souvenirs to entice attendees. Popular fre...

Ambika Krishnamachar ’15 maneuvers the ball in Tuesday’s game against Roger Williams University. The game ended in a 1-1 tie after double overtime.

Meryl E. Gibbs ’16 goes for the ball in the NEWMAC Opener against WPI on Tuesday. The team defeated WPI 3-0.

Students attend an info session in the Stata Center on Thursday given by Quora, one of the many companies presenting at the Career Fair. The Quora representative pitched the company, shared advice for prospective empl...

Elysa M. Kohrs ’17 returns a shot during her 6-4, 6-2 victory over Sojung Lee from Wellesley this past Saturday. MIT went on to win the match 8-1 and remains undefeated so far this season.

Emily C. Lydon ’15 battles a Lesley University player during a 2-1 loss on Friday. MIT struck quickly with a goal from Kathleen H. Chen ‘17 57 seconds into the game, but a man advantage following a red card on Chen pr...

A young boy plays a video game still in its beta stages of testing at the Boston Festival of Indie Games on Saturday in the Johnson Athletic Center’s indoor track. The event, created to “celebrate independent game dev...

Nathaniel D. Johnson ’18 races after the ball during Saturday’s game against Newbury College. The game ended in a 1-1 tie after double overtime.

Rosalind R. Lesh ‘16 and Elizabeth Zhang ‘16 hike over the side of their Flying Junior during the Toni Deutsch Regatta this past Sunday. The MIT sailing team put on a strong showing but was bested by the U.S. Coast Gu...