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Students tied well-wished messages to flowers set up by the organizers of the commemoration event held on Kresge lawn Wednesday afternoon.

Jocelyn Lu ’14 also performs in the dance “A Li Lang.”

Angela Q. Zhang’15 (left) and Vivian A. Lee ‘12 perform a dance called “Season in Bloom”.

Joy Chen ’14 performs in the Korean pop dance “Where You At.”

Joy Chen ’14 performs the Korean modern fusion dance “A Li Lang.”

(Left to right) Vivian A. Lee ’12, Angela Q. Zhang ’15, and Jocelyn Lu ’14 finish their dance “Season in Bloom” with a trio-ending post.

The Asian Dance Team performs the dance “Genie (Tell Me you Wish)” at their Fall 2012 Showcase called “Limitless” in Kresge Little Theater.

The full company of the ADT bows after closing their Fall 2012 Showcase.

The bibliodoptera exhibit was installed in the corridor between the Lewis and Hayden Libraries for the MIT FAST Arts Festival last spring. Designed by Elena N. Jessop G and Peter A. Torpey G, the butterflies in the di...

A model of the LHC superconducting magnet displayed at the CERN Meyrin site in Geneva, Switzerland. CERN is the European Organization of Nuclear Research where the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s largest particle a...

LightBridge lights up the Harvard Bridge on the evening of May 7. In this interactive display, participants were able to design their own light effects online and see them displayed during FAST Light.

SOFT Rockers, installed by a team led by Professor of Architecture Sheila Kennedy, are clean energy charging stations disguised as outdoor furniture. Both the lighted loop and the chargers are powered by solar energy ...

Transparent inflatable arches were installed on Killian Court on the day of FAST Light. For SKY Event, which was installed on the evening of May 7, they connected to that work’s large inflatable stars.

Kenneth Oye, Associate Professor of Political Science and Engineering Systems Design, comments on the chain of events occurring in Japan and his view of the reaction of the Japanese people and government. He credited ...

The bibliodoptera exhibit has been installed in the corridor between the Lewis and Hayden Libraries for the MIT FAST Arts Festival. Designed by Elena N. Jessop G and Peter A. Torpey G, the butterflies in the display c...

Associate Provost Martin A. Schmidt PhD ’88 speaks to Walker Memorial groups about the process for deciding whether Music and Theatre Arts will move into the building, and how students will be affected.

The MIT Chamber Chorus sings “Jesu, miene Freude,” a motet by J. S. Bach, at the Chapel on Thursday for their Fall concert. They also performed Heinrich Schütz’s “Musikalische Exequien.”

Frustrated at the frequent fire alarms in recent weeks, students in MacGregor. students display a count of the number of days since the last fire alarm in the window. There have been two fire alarms at Macgregor in th...

Chelsi E. Green ’13 of the MIT Chorallaries performs a solo in “Need You Bad”, originally sung by Jazmine Sullivan, in Kresge on Saturday. The Chorallaries and other acapella groups participated in the Greater Boston ...

Jacob Sharpe ’11 won Best in Show for his Chinese yo-yo act at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night. The proceeds from SK Late Night went to Alzheimer’s research.

The pledges of Phi Kappa Theta perform a skit/dance based on the “Yes Dance” of YouTube fame at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night. The variety show, held last Friday, benefited the Sigma Kappa Foundation’s Alzheimer’s research...

The MIT Wind Ensemble plays the world premiere of Spring Rituals, directed by Dr. William Cutter, lecturer in music and director of choral program at MIT. The ensemble’s spring concert was in Kresge Auditorium last Sa...

Andy Tsao ’13 competes in the final round of the 3x3 Rubik’s Cube competition in the student center on Saturday. Patricia Li ’13 averaged the second fastest time ever by a female competitor in the 3x3 competition.

In a stunning performance of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the MIT Symphony Orchestra teamed up with a talented cast of student actors in Kresge Auditorium on December 5.

The MIT Symphony Orchestra presented “Miracles” on March 3 in Kresge Auditorium. Here, Kevin Dong Gyun Woo ’12 plays the cello in Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 102. Woo was the principal player for both Hadyn’s piece an...

Ece Gulsen G receives an influenza vaccine at MIT Medical’s student-only flu clinic in the Student Center on Oct. 15. All 1000 doses reserved for the day were used. There was more preventative activity against the flu...

In a stunning weekend performance of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the MIT Symphony Orchestra teamed up with a talented cast of student actors in Kresge Auditorium.

The Night Market; organized by the MIT Asian American Association, the Association of Taiwanese Students at MIT, and the MIT Chinese Students Club; took place in Lobdell on November 14. The venue was decorated with Ch...

(from right) Students Chih-Yu Chao G, Dennis R. Miaw G, Paula M. Te ’11, and Jessica Lin ’12 (also a Tech photographer) join Donal Leonellis Fox in improvising “Lonely Woman” at the MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble on Satur...

Charlie D. Field ’10 (left) and skipper Leigh C. Casadaban ’10 helped MIT place third out of 16 at the Crews Regatta Sunday on the Charles River.

Crowds gather in front of 77 Mass. Ave awaiting the arrival of President Barack Obama to Kresge Auditorium on Oct. 23 for his clean energy speech.

Ryan Breneman ’10 rows for MIT Crew in the Head of the Charles, one of rowing’s most celebrated competitions. The two-day event drew teams from around the world.

Ece Gulsen G receives an influenza vaccine at MIT Medical’s student-only flu clinic in the Student Center on Thursday. All 1000 doses reserved for the day were used.

Customers make use of the MIT post office in the Student Center on Sept. 21. The post office is one of about 400 branches being considered for closure.

The Sloan Japan Club graduate student class of 2011 painted Japanese calligraphy at their show on Thursday by using a performer’s head as a brush to write “MIT.”

Master Winchell Woo and Nathan Li from the Shaolin Hung Gar Martial Arts Academy demonstrate using “Qi,” the body’s flow of internal energy, to defend against a spear attack during the “Channeling Qi” event hosted by ...

Daniel Barkowitz, Director of Student Financial Aid and Employment at MIT, discusses financial aid with a family during Campus Preview Weekend at the Financial Aid counseling center. Barkowitz will leave MIT effective...

An empty chair at the New Tech Barber in the basement of the Student Center on the afternoon of May 4. The New Tech Barber is scheduled to be evicted this Friday because of unpaid rent.

Jenna A. Berkowitz ’09 performs “Fabulous” from High School Musical 2 during the Muses’ spring concert entitled “College MUSEical” on May 3 in 10-250.

Phitchaya Phothilimthana ’12 sings “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” the final song at the Muses’ spring concert on May 3 in 10-250.

Cassandra L. Swanberg ’12 closes the Muses’ spring concert with “Can’t Help Falling in Love” on May 3 in 10-250.

The 2008 Nobel Prize Winner in Literature, Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio, answers questions from the audience during a discussion in 32-123 on Tuesday.

Kevin Dong Gyun Woo ’12 plays the cello in Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 102. Woo was the principal player for both Hadyn’s piece and John Harbison’s Canonical American Songbook.

Latifah B. Hamzah ’12, the piece’s concertmaster, plays Carl August Nielsen’s Symphony No. 3 (Sinfonia Espansiva) last Friday in Kresge.

The MIT Symphony Orchestra performed Carl August Nielsen’s Symphony No. 3 (Sinfonia Espansiva) on March 13 in Kresge Auditorium.

Rachael A. Holmes ’11 smoothly displays her ending pose, finishing her the floor exercise at the women’s gymnastics meet on Saturday in the duPont Athletic Center. MIT lost the meet against SUNY Brockport, 187.6–182.15.

Amy L. Carrington (right), representative from Baker Hughes Inc., explains models of her company’s products to interested student Eric Hilton ’08 during Techfair, which was held on Feb. 2 in Rockwell Cage.

Stephanie Senna ’12 belts out “All Things Are Possible” by Darlene Zschech on Dec. 6 during the Cross Product’s Winter Concert in 54-100.

Alex MacNair, member of the “More Cowbell” team, explains his chain reaction to the audience at the MIT Museum’s Friday After Thanksgiving (FAT) Chain Reaction on Nov. 28 at Rockwell Cage. Participants linked their mi...

Jacob A. Strauss G performs a solo from the song “Suite of Old American Dances” during the Concert Band performance for the MIT Fall Concert series.

MITSOlite, a chamber orchestra taken from current members of MIT Symphony Orchestra, presents works from the Baroque, Classical, and modern eras on Friday, Nov. 14.

The Menfolks (from left, Ari Daniel Shapiro G, Paul M. Kominers ’12 and Brian P. Cass ’11) meet and argue with the Rover (Jonas Kubilius ’08) in a theater arts workshop entitled “Menfolks and the Woman,” a Hungarian s...

Mia A. Shandell ’10 as the Woman seduces the Phantom of Ideal (Jonas Kubilius ’08) during “Menfolks and the Woman,” a Hungarian satire by Milan Fust translated and directed by Istvan Cziegler. This theater arts worksh...

The Phantom of the Football Player, played by Ari Daniel Shapiro G, advises the woman played by Mia A. Shandell ’10 in “Menfolks and the Woman” running from Nov. 13-15 at 8 p.m. in the Wiesner Student Gallery. This th...

Dylan J. Sherry ’12 performs during the MIT wind ensemble concert during MIT parents weekend on Friday, Oct. 17.

Matthew J. Perkins ’10 passes the ball during an MIT men’s water polo match Friday evening against Washington & Jefferson College at the Z-Center Pool.