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Students from Westwood Chinese School perform “Maiden Warriors”, a Chinese classical piece showcasing the agility and grace of ancient Chinese warriors.

MIT men’s heavyweight crew finished second this past Saturday in the Cochrane Cup, the team’s last home event of the season. The Engineers will race twice more before the end of the season.

Beipeng Mu G (left) and Xiaoyue Xie ‘14 (right) use fans and handkerchiefs to emulate the beauty of the orchid flower in a Jiaozhou Yangge piece.

Joy C. Chen ’15 embarks on a journey as Mario during the Senior Interlude.

Ladies of MIT Asian Dance Team perform a Dai ethnicity piece from the Yunnan Province of China.

Fernando F. Cunha ’16 races for the fastest lap with his electric go-kart. Students in 2.007, Design and Manufacturing, gathered to race go-karts that they had built over the semester on Saturday, racing in both head-...

Carlos Domene ’15 performs in a piece set to the music from the soundtrack of the Disney movie Mulan, following a story of honor, duty, conflict and self-sacrifice.

The MIT Marauders square off against the Harvard Horntails in a friendly game of Quidditch this past Sunday outside of the Student Center. Based on the game from the Harry Potter series, the muggle version (usually) f...

Lead vocalist for Scavenger Hunt performs on Saturday, April 26 for MIT’s annual SpringFest Concert.

The bassist for Scavenger Hunt performs on Saturday, April 26 for MIT’s annual SpringFest Concert.

A large number of students streamed in to watch the performances at Springfest, especially for the last set by Flosstradamus.

The crowd goes wild as the Chicago-based DJ duo Flosstradamus blasts a bass-heavy medley of songs.

Guards scan the crowd as the indie pop band Capital Cities performs a lively set behind them.

The lead guitarist for the Los Angeles band Scavenger Hunt plays a solo during Springfest’s first set.

The big dome was lit in green this past week to highlight Hepatitis B Awareness Week at MIT. The virus is a leading cause of liver and cancer but is preventable and treatable. Screenings are covered for all students a...

Kappa Sigma hosted the Nearly Naked Nearly Mile on April 19, where participants gathered outside the fraternity for snacks and a dunk tank before stripping off extra layers and running almost a mile through MIT’s camp...