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Members of the MIT community eat dinner in the Simmons Dining Hall.

Mechanical Engineering Professor Alex H. Slocum ’82 arrives for the memorial service for MIT police officer Sean A. Collier.

On Friday, April 19, following news that the second suspect in Monday’s bombings had been captured, people, many students, gathered in the Boston Common to celebrate.

The Green Building at MIT was lit with a ribbon in the colors of the Boston Marathon on the night of April 20 in tribute to victims of the bombing.

The Prudential Center was lit up on Monday evening for the Boston One Fund, the fund for the victims of the Boston Marathon Bombing.

Professor Jennifer A. Lewis ’91, an MIT alumna currently doing research at Harvard, presented this spring’s Wulff Lecture, “Printing Functional Materials.” Her presentation covered advances in 3D printing technology a...

The McCormick Student Art Gallery held the opening for its second round of exhibition on Sunday. The student-organized gallery displays selected artwork created and submitted by MIT students across campus. The gallery...

Radames, captain of the Egyptian army (played by Zachary J. Casas ’13) mourns his fate during a dress rehearsal of Next Act’s production of the musical Aida. The annual show runs Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening...

Nicholas J. Locascio ’16 pitches in MIT’s baseball game against Babson College Tuesday afternoon. The Engineers lost 5-2 after 13 innings.

HyoJeong Choi ’13 (foreground) and Hrant Gharibyan ‘14 perform in the Dramashop’s production of Elektra. The play will be shown at the Kresge Little Theatre this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8 p.m.

A performer plays the sitar at “Rawaj: A Pakistani Cultural Night,” an event hosted by Pakistanis@MIT this past Saturday evening in La Sala de Puerto Rico.

Two vintage P-51 Mustangs from the Air Force Heritage Flight Foundation flew over Fenway Park on Monday to mark the start of the Red Sox’s first home game of the season, against the Baltimore Orioles.

Jungle Fires performs live at TEDxYouth Charles River in 32-123 on Sunday, April 7. The independently organized TED event included talks by 10 speakers.

Kyra Horne ’15 runs the ball past two defenders during the women’s rugby game versus Wentworth Institute of Technology this past Saturday. MIT won 53-10.