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You always seemed so huge to me in high school. I told my friend that you had always been too large for the bento box I tried to put you in.

Five semesters later, 5.111 does in fact influence my life.

Due to a series of misconducts as of Monday, Suzy Nelson temporarily suspended the pod program for students of Baker House, New Vassar, and Maseeh Hall.

Students attend a 2.00B lecture in 2-190 on Monday, the first day of in-person classes.

Due to a series of misconducts as of Monday, Suzy Nelson temporarily suspended the pod program for students of Baker House, New Vassar, and Maseeh Hall.

A dining worker in McCormick’s dining hall serves students.

I thought about how much has changed since high school... Quietly — carefully — I packed that worn down notebook in my backpack.

The moon looks like a cloud tonight.

A frozen, glistening Charles River greets students Tuesday noon with the conclusion of MIT’s Q-Week.

Students stand in line at the Johnson Athletic Center Feb. 20 for what was originally supposed to be the final test before the conclusion of Q-Week.

Coblentz uses her space food helmet and glove box for spherification during the zero gravity flight.

A beaver hangs beside a window overlooking the Kresge Auditorium.

An MIT student puts finishing touches to their dorm room, freshly moved-in.

A snow friend welcomes MIT first years, sophomores, and juniors back to campus Monday on Killian Court.

The inner me is an Asian American, and the outer me cannot exist without its inner counterpart.

The view of Boston can be seen from a plane flying overhead as students migrate to MIT.