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Brutus (Katie A. Roe ’14) discovers the body of a comrade in the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s performance of “Julius Caesar.”

Mark Antony (Zachary D. Tribbett ’13, left) leads a Roman citizen (Salvador Esparza ‘14, right) out of a crowd to see Julius Caesar’s (Christopher D. Smith ‘13) body up close in the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s performa...

Candidates for the Undergraduate Association Presidential/Vice Presidential positions Thursday evening on the first floor of the student center in the official debate, co-hosted by the UA and The Tech. Sidhanth P. Rao...

One of the many fundraising booths at the Relay for Life event.

Relay participants dance in a group Zumba exercise, one of the team activities that occurred during the night.

Participants in Relay for Life warm up for the group Zumba exercise Saturday evening on Johnson Track. The event ran from 6 p.m. Saturday evening to 6 a.m. Sunday morning. For more photos.

Jeanne M. Yu ’13 performs with Syncopasian, one of MIT’s co-ed a cappella groups Saturday evening.

Royal K. Morris ’15 performs with the MIT Chorallaries.

Samuel P. Heilbroner ’13 performs a solo on the alto saxophone. The MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble, directed by Frederick Harris, celebrated its 50th anniversary of Jazz at MIT with “Homegrown for 50 Years!” on Friday, Ma...

Members of Mocha Moves perform during the Relay event on Johnson Track.

Students in ADT, the Asian Dance Team, perform a traditional Chinese dance.

Ayr Muir ’00, owner of the Clover Food Truck, uses an iPhone to take down orders and send them to Clover employees. The truck is located outside of MIT Medical and is open from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The dome was illuminated with purple light on Tuesday morning in celebration of Paint the Campus Purple Week and to raise awareness for Relay for Life.

Part of Random Hall’s façade recently came loose on Wednesday, March 6, and the rest will need serious repair. The white-painted brick wall, once the interior wall between 282 Massachusetts Avenue and a building forme...

Former U.S. Senator Scott Brown speaks at a talk hosted by the MIT College Republican Club on Tuesday evening in the Wong Auditorium. Brown, the first Republican elected to the U.S. Senate from Massachusetts since 197...

An audience enjoys a show hosted by the MIT Stand-Up Comedy Club in the Simmons MPR last Friday evening. The show, sponsored by the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences’ DeFlorez Fund for Humor, was the cul...