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Tim the beaver joins Men in Heat during their dance performance in MIT SAAS’s culture show Satya on Friday night.

Tiësto lit up Boston’s Royale nightclub on Monday. Tiësto, world-renowned for trance and electronic music, is currently on a U.S. tour and mixed live in Boston from April 4–6 for thousands of techno fans. Recently vot...

Tiësto lit up Boston’s Royale nightclub on Monday. Tiësto, world-renowned for trance and electronic music, is currently on a U.S. tour and mixed live in Boston from April 4–6 for thousands of techno fans. Recently vot...

Tiësto lit up Boston’s Royale nightclub on Monday. Tiësto, world-renowned for trance and electronic music, is currently on a U.S. tour and mixed live in Boston from April 4–6 for thousands of techno fans. Recently vot...

In conjunction with a flood of hacks, a desk appeared atop the pyramid on Building 1.

In 2005, hackers turned the Infinite Corridor into a level from the Nintendo game Mario. This weekend, to commemorate the hack, hackers put up structures — built from soda cans — of Mario and a piranha plant next to t...

Members of MIT’s South Asian American Students Club performed “Natya” during Satya, their annual culture show, last Friday night.

The Englishmen and Armand (from left: Cyril Lan ’11, Daniel A. Heins ’14, WeiYang Sun ’11, Dominic D. Gallegos ’13) join swords to undermine the French Republic in Next Act’s production of The Scarlet Pimpernel. The s...

A model of the Caltech Cannon, which hackers “borrowed” from our friends on the West Coast five years ago, appeared on the ledge below the Great Dome in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

“Dis(Course)4” was recently installed in the Building 3 stairwell by Craig A. Boney G, James R. Coleman G, and Andrew J. Manto G for the MIT150 Festival of Art, Science and Technology (FAST). The installation is compo...

Physics Professor Nergis Mavalvala PhD ’97, speaks about “Exploring the Warped Side of the Universe” at the MIT150 Symposium “Leaders in Science and Engineering: The Women of MIT” in Kresge on Tuesday. A series of sym...

Emily E. Wean ’14 sings the part of Kermit the Frog as the Chorallaries perform “Rainbow Connection.” During their annual spring break tour, the Chorallaries performed a concert at an art gallery in Sunnyvale, Calif.,...