Lenny Martinez

Grace Kuffner '20, as Story Jack, leads a team of hackers and tells her hacking story.

Protesters gathered in Copley Square this past Sunday to protest President Trump's recent executive order blocking immigration from seven countries.

Kyle S. Saleeby ’17 and other members of the blue team present Stride, an ergonomic walker with a passive braking system, during 2.009 final presentations on Dec. 12, 2016.

The MIT Logs perform their winter concert, Logs Vegas, on Friday, Dec. 16 in Kresge Auditorium.

Cubans and Cuban-Americans gathered at La Carreta in Miami, Florida on Saturday to celebrate after learning the news that Fidel Castro had passed away late Friday night. Some celebrated the death of the former preside...

“Solidarity Rally” calls for MIT community to reaffirm values and support vulnerable populations.

Students write their fears and hopes on posters adorning the columns in Lobby 7 after Trump wins the presidential election.

A ceiling tile lies broken on the floor after pipes in the ceiling of the first floor of House 1 in New House started dripping on Wednesday.

Taylor A. Grey ’20 passes the ball to Emily Penn ’18 during last Saturday's game against Springfield College. The Engineers won with a score of 4-2.

Tremaan A. Robbins ’17 and other players took a knee as a sign of protest during the anthem before last weekend's game against Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Robert V. DiSanto ’18 reaches out to intercept a pass during the last quarter of MIT’s home season opener against WPI last Friday. The Engineers ultimately lost to WPI 34-31 in overtime.

The 2016 Bucentaur makes it way across the Charles River during the Crossing of the Charles competition on May 7, 2016. The original 1916 Bucentaur was the boat that carried the Institute charter across the Charles Ri...

President L. Rafael Reif and Chairman of the MIT Corporation Robert Millard ’73 pose for a picture aboard the Reif Raft during the Crossing of the Charles procession and competition on May 7, 2016.

The future of New House will be discussed next fall. The dormitory first opened in 1975 and faced severe water damage last year.

From left to right, Jyotishka Biswas ’16 and Edwin H. Zhang ’16 sing during the MIT-Wellesley Toons' spring concert "Toons has a Deep Thought" last Friday in 10-250.

A small paper medallion hangs from a pole off of the reproduction of the 1916 Bucentaur. The new Bucentaur will cross the Charles river during the MIT 2016 Procession on May 7, and will carry many more medallions like...

Autin M. Filiere ’18 swings at the ball during MIT's home game against Wheaton College this past Friday. Although MIT lost the home game that Friday 5-4, they won both away games against Wheaton College to win the ser...

Wellesley students cheer for the runners passing through while holding signs asking for kisses.

A runner extends a hand to high five members of the crowd as she makes her way through Wellesley Scream Tunnel.

A pair of Wellesley students hold signs reading "If you run fast enough… We'll drop the signs!" to motivate runners as they passed the halfway mark of the Boston Marathon this past Monday.

A group of runners makes it way through the end of the Wellesley Scream Tunnel during the Boston Marathon this past Monday.

Two male runners during the Boston Marathon last Monday as they make their way through the Wellesley Scream Tunnel.

A member of the class of 2018 shows off his newly-acquired Ultrium class ring.

Two Wellesley students call out to a runner during the Boston Marathon this past Monday.

Residents of McCormick Hall make strawberry smoothies for prospective students last Saturday during CPW.

A tombstone was errected on the grounds where Bexley used to stand late Saturday night. Bexley Hall was closed in 2013 due to structural problems, and demolition was approved in early 2015. In place of Bexley Hall, th...

Dean of Admissions Stuart Schmill welcomed and congratulated accepted students during Thursday’s CPW Orientation.

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Kristyn M. Beretta ’16 runs up the field as a player from Wellesley college attempts to cut her off during Wednesday’s lacrosse game. The MIT Engineers beat Wellesley College 20-9.

Alexander Cauneac ’19 strikes the ball during one of the doubles matches last Thursday against Loughborough University. Cauneac and his partner Bryan W. Lilley ’17 won the match 7-6, 6-3.

On March 9, Maseeh Hall Executive Council declared war on Simmons Hall. During the past weekend a group of students travelled to Simmons and filled up 35 garbage bags with all the plastic balls from the Simmons ball p...

Students placed a cutout heart inside the Alchemist in honor of Random Acts of Kindness week last week.

Students show a variety of positive emotions at the announcement of the SpringFest 2016 headliner, Jeremih.

Hackers light the dome purple for Relay for Life.

Kathryn A. Notarangelo ’18 moves to keep the ball away from an incoming Endicott College player during last Wednesday’s home game against Endicott College. The Engineers earned their first win of the season with a sco...

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Mariana Matus

A young girl passes out papers about Aafia Siddiqui, an MIT alumna currently serving an 86-year sentence in Forth Worth, Texas, during a rally Siddiqui’s release held Tuesday on the steps outside of 77 Mass Ave.

Mounica R. Paturu ’16 and Helen A. Sakharova ’19 face off in the final for women’s epée at the New England Intercollegiate Fencing Conference held this past Saturday at Wellesley College.

Building W92, where Information Systems and Technology’s main offices are located.

Students play with Gracie during the first Furry First Friday of the Spring semester. Students will be able to de-stress and enjoy some time with therapy dogs outside of Hayden Library on the first Friday of the month...

Chamille J. Lescott ’16 sings during the opening of “9 to 5”.

Violet Newstead (Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17) shows Judy Bernly (Carrie M. Fowle ’18) the ropes on Judy’s first day at the office.

In an unplanned turn of events, Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) confronts the people that have been controlling his company after kidnapping him.

The musical’s heroines: Judy Bernly, Violet Newstead, and Doralee Rhodes (Carrie M. Fowle ’18, Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17, and Chamille J. Lescott ’16 respectively) sing during the finale.

Doralee Rhodes (Chamille J. Lescott ’16) rides on top of Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) during a dream sequence.

Doralee Rhodes (Chamille J. Lescott ’16) confronts her boss Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) after learning that he’s been spreading rumors about a relationship between them.

Noelle A. Colant ’17 as Roz Keith during “Heart to Hart”.

Carrie M. Fowle ’18 sings as Judy Bernly during the opening of “9 to 5”. At the start of the story, Judy Bernly has been forced to get a job because her husband has run off with his secretary.

The ensemble (Kristina S. Kim ’17, Jeremy T. Wright ’17, Sienna A. Ramos ’18, Leigh-Ana Rossitto ’19, Amanda J. Liu ’17) happily watches as Violet Newstead (Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17) prepares a potion to make Frank Har...

Late last night, students were working on setting up their installations for the annual MLK exhibit. The exhibit is a part of an IAP course, Martin Luther King, Jr. Design Seminar (17.922). This year’s exhibits addres...

An orchestral tribute concert to David Bowie was held last Friday in Kresge Auditorium. The event was presented by MIT Music and Theater Arts in collaboration with Orange Mountain Music and Richard Guerin. All proceed...

Hackers set up display in Lobby 7 on Monday to honor the death of English actor Alan Rickman, famous for his role as Severus Snape in the film adaptations of the Harry Potter series.

Hackers hung a banner outside Lobby 7 to commemorate the death of David Bowie.

A scaled version of the house from the 2009 Disney-Pixar movie Up hangs in Lobby 7 on Saturday for the enjoyment of high school students on campus for ESP’s Splash.

Molly C. McNamara ’16 dribbles the ball during the NEWMAC quarterfinal match against Mt. Holyoke College on Nov. 3. The Engineers lost to Mt. Holyoke 1-2, ending their 2015 season.

Amy A. Apostol ’19 battles a Springfield College player for control of the ball during last Saturday’s NEWMAC semifinal match. The Engineers lost to Springfield College in a penalty kick shootout 3-4.

A banner hung in Lobby 7 on Tuesday to commemorate the release of the post-apocalyptic role-playing game Fallout 4. The game had been in the works since 2009.

MIT Ridonkulous performs during Kappa Alpha Theta’s philanthropy event Go for the Gold. Go for the Gold, a series of “Minute-to-Win-it” style games, replaced KATwalk as the sorority’s signature event. Proceeds from th...

Nolan J. Kruse ’17 blocks an incoming shot during Sunday’s game against Iona College. MIT won the match 11-5.

Molly C. McNamara ’16 dribbles the ball up the field during last Saturday’s game against Babson College in their last NEWMAC game of the regular season. The Engineers lost to Babson with a score of 1-3.

Logan S. Mclaughlin ’19 attempts to steal the ball from a WPI player during Saturday’s game. The Engineers beat WPI 2-1 in overtime.

Amy A. Apostol ’19 dribbles the ball during last Saturday’s game against Babson College. Apostol scored the opening goal at the 10-minute mark and the MIT Engineers beat Babson 2-1.

Carly J. Staub ’19 rises to hit the ball during this past Tuesday’s game against Emerson College. MIT beat Emerson 25-13, 25-13, 25-15.

Chris Kevin G. Ong ’16 performs “Shut Up and Dance” by WALK THE MOON as part of a medley by the Chorallaries. The Chorallaries performed along with the rest of the MIT a capella groups this past Saturday at the Family...

Kyra Douglas ’17 sings and dances with Delta Phi Epsilon at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night talent show.

The pledge class of Sigma Chi preforms “Synchronized Swimming” at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night talent show.

The men’s lightweight eights row at the Head of the Charles regatta.

Anthony Rosario ’19 sings with the brothers of TDC at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night talent show.

Spectators watch from Cambridge as rowers speed by during the Head of the Charles regatta.

The pledges of Sigma Kappa perform at Sunday night’s talent show.

The women’s lightweight eights row at the Head of the Charles regatta.

Hamilton Eng ’18 rows with the men’s heavyweight eights at the Head of the Charles regatta.

Mounica Paturu ’16 dances during Sigma Kappa’s Late Night talent show.

Larkin Sayre ’17 dances at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night talent show.

A student takes a picture of a hack commemorating “Back to the Future Day” on Wednesday. The “flux capacitor” sat on a pedestal in Lobby 7.

Kathryn A. Notarangelo ’18 chases after the ball this past Saturday. The MIT Engineers beat Clark University 5-0.

Selin E. Selman ’19 runs for the ball during the game this past Saturday against Clark University. The MIT Engineers beat Clark 4-0.

A dancer from the Brooklyn Ballet leaps into the air. With the assistance of motion sensor activated light-up tutus, the Brooklyn Ballet performed the Waltz of the Snowflakes.

Young Guru speaks at Hacking Arts 2015. His keynote speech was titled “Era of the Engineer.”

Team LockAR’s cipher art. The various panels of the building can be scanned in a specific order to reveal hidden information.

A panel of judges hears the final pitches on Sunday at the conclusion of the Hacking Arts hackathon. The panel included Carrie Fitzsimmons from ArtScience Labs, Sally Wolf from Time Warner, amd Daniel Doubrovkine from...

An early Saturday morning in September found many hackers, artists, and designers gathering at the Media Lab for Hacking Arts 2015. The event included a conference, a tech expo and a hackathon centered around technolo...

Morgan K. Moroi ’16 faces off against a player from Worcester Polytechnic Institute for the ball. Moroi scored a goal in double overtime that propelled MIT to a 2-1 victory over WPI in their NEWMAC opener this past Sa...

Amanda Lowery ’18 dribbles the ball up the field during last week’s game against Simmons College. Although MIT lost 2-1, the field hockey team went on to win the next two games.

Lauren S. Ullman ’17 saves a goal. Over the course of the game, Ullman totaled 11 saves, although the Engineers ultimately fell to Brandeis 1-4.

Emily Penn ’18 defends against a player from Lasell College in Tuesday night’s game. MIT went on to win 6-3.

Team “COME TO PRIMAL” (from left to right: Daniel Dalton ’17, Jake P. Ligouri ’17, Filip Twarowski ’17, and Sean D. Kropp ’17) work with Prof. Mark Drela and one of the pilots to fix their plane prior to the speed mis...

Team “Egg On”’s plane sits at the starting line of the runway in preparation for the payload mission. For this mission, each plane was given a separate score based on how many hardboiled eggs were intact after a 5-lap...

Team “Give Me Some Shouga”’s aircraft leaves the starting line for its first attempt at the payload mission.

Members of the team “ProCADinators” (Andrew E. Kurtz ’17, left, and Edward J. Lopez ’17) work to repair their plane for the payload mission after a crash led to a break in the fuselage.

Members of the team “Average Joes” (from left to right: Matthew R. Ryback ’17, Eric A. Riehl ’17, Bjarni Kristinsson ’17, and Bradley J. Walcher ’17) look on as their plane completes the payload mission with eight har...

“B1 with the universe” is an art project being supported through the de Florez Fund for Humor. Once up and running, it will dispense “happy and nerdy items” for free.

Jeffrey M. Sperling ’15 hits a backhand volley during the third position doubles match last Friday against New York University. MIT went on to win 6-3.

Elon Musk discussed Mars colonization this past Friday during the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics’s Centennial Symposium. The one-on-one session with Musk was the highlight of the third day.

A Bell 429 GlobalRanger takes off from Briggs Field as part of a networking event hosted by the company this past Friday.

Elysa M. Kohrs ’17 returns a shot during her 6-4, 6-2 victory over Sojung Lee from Wellesley this past Saturday. MIT went on to win the match 8-1 and remains undefeated so far this season.

MIT men’s heavyweight crew finished second this past Saturday in the Cochrane Cup, the team’s last home event of the season. The Engineers will race twice more before the end of the season.

Fernando F. Cunha ’16 races for the fastest lap with his electric go-kart. Students in 2.007, Design and Manufacturing, gathered to race go-karts that they had built over the semester on Saturday, racing in both head-...

The lead guitarist for the Los Angeles band Scavenger Hunt plays a solo during Springfest’s first set.

Jeffrey M. Sperling ’15 volleys the ball during a match against Clark University last Saturday. The men’s team defeated Clark 6-3 in its last home event of the season.

These numbers include any student who received honorable mention or above.