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MIT students walk through shattered pumpkins at the bottom of the Green Building. During Pumpkin Drop on Saturday, residents of EC’s First West dropped 120 pumpkins off the roof of the highest point on campus.
Jared L. Wong
Spectators and participants at Pumpkin Drop walk through the remnants of the dropped pumpkins in front of the Green Building on Saturday evening.
Jared L. Wong
John A. Hawkinson—The Tech
First West Hall Chair Samantha R. Hagerman ’14 prepares to toss a pumpkin over the edge of the Green Building roof.
Miho Kitagawa
Pumpkins anticipate their fate along the 1W hallway at East Campus.
Mark Fayngersh
Tech chairman Joseph R. Maurer ’12 pokes at the remains of a broken pumpkin.
Jared L. Wong
The season’s first flakes of snow float through the lights shining over Steinbrenner Stadium on Wednesday night.
Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech
A water pipe broke under the Main Lot, between Buildings 3 and 5, shortly before 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 26. Water pressure cracked and lifted the asphalt in the middle of the parking lot, and overwhelmed the drains near th...
Joseph Maurer—The Tech
Kiele D. Miller Oana ’15 fights for the ball in the first half during MIT’s Saturday game against the Coast Guard Academy. The Engineers won 2-0, bringing their overall record to 10-3-2.
Elijah Mena—The Tech
Craig Slater of Navesink River Rowing rows through the first mile of the men’s championship singles race.
Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech
The women’s championship doubles teams make their way through the starting line. The Boston skyline and overhead clouds made for a serene view of the race.
Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech
Viewers watch the race from the Boston University bridge, a prime spot for many fans and spectators of the regatta.
Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech
Physics Nobel Prize winner Adam G. Riess ’92 gives a talk in 10-250 about his research in measuring the rate of expansion of the universe. The auditorium filled in the first three minutes.
Andrea Fabre
Tevis W. Nichols ’12, skipper, prepares for the third Midweek Tech Regatta of the year on Wednesday in tumultuous weather.
Jared Wong
Vassar Street was blocked off by the Cambridge Fire Department due to a gas leak on the night of Friday, Oct. 14.
David He
Hackers dressed the Alchemist in the likeness of Steve Jobs on Monday. There was also an Apple logo hack in Lobby 7 the same day — all in honor of the recently deceased visionary.
Melissa Renée Schumacher—The Tech
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