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A Bank of America ATM in Building E52, the Sloan Building, was pried open and robbed on Saturday morning. The window behind the machine was broken from the inside, the ATM was emptied of all money.

David A. Alfonso ’13 and Eben M. Freeman ’13 (sail 10) sail back to the shore in the Commonwealth Invitational on Saturday on the Charles.

Patrick C. McDaniel ’13 snoozes in the tent he constructed in front of East Campus desk on Sunday. McDaniel was hoping to be first in line for IHOP, East Campus’ monthly free breakfast event. McDaniel was indeed the f...

The Cambridge Fire Department responds to a chemical spill in 18-006 on Thursday evening. Building 18, the chemistry building, was designed by I.M. Pei and constructed in the 1960s.

Gregory Gaultier of France retrieves a tough return hit by Amr Shamana of Egypt during the Showdown@Symphony squash tournament on Wednesday. Each of the four professional squash players invited to play in the tourname...

Professor of Applied Physics Harry A. Atwater of the California Institute of Technology speaks about solar cell technology at Technology Review’s Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT on Thursday. Now in its tenth y...

Yoshio S. Perez ’11 and Joanna E. Faulk ’11 dance to traditional Mexican music played by the Mariachi Palenque. Students celebrated the Dia de la Independencia (Mexico’s Independence Day) delicious food, live music, a...

Flying Junior sailboats race upwind after the start of a race of the Women’s Toni Deustch Trophy regatta at MIT on Saturday afternoon.

Ann Ouyang, A Next House desk worker, sorts through a deluge of package deliveries. Other dorms have also been inundated with packages recently. East Campus, for instance, reported receiving over 90 packages a day las...

Masjid Raya Batam, or Batam Great Mosque, in Batam Centre, Indonesia. Batam is a small island off the coast of Singapore.

The Petronas Towers at night in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Petronas towers are the tallest twin buildings in the world, standing at 1482.6 feet.

St. Joseph Lighthouse, in Michigan, at sunset

Students register for classes in Johnson Ice Rink on Tuesday. Despite movements toward towards digitization, MIT still uses paper registration forms.

This interactive artwork at the Singapore Night Festival is called the “The World’s Slowest SMS Billboard.” Workers ran around frantically, hoisting and placing human sized cardboard letters onto the front of the five...

The Esplanade is seen from the Harvard Bridge at the end of August. The warm summer evenings were great for runners, walkers and everyone enjoying the spectacular views to and from the Esplanade.

Hexagonal volcanic rocks form the Giant’s Causeway in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.