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The Beast (Long Nguyen ’19) sings "If I Can't Love Her" in Next Act's 'Beauty and the Beast.'

Doug Lauffenburger, the Ford Professor of Bioengineering, is stepping down after 20 years as head of Course 20.

The College of Computing Working Group answers questions about faculty appointment and organizational structure options at a community forum Wednesday.

MIT's Class of 2021 received their Brass Rats at Ring Delivery Tuesday evening in the State Room in downtown Boston.

MIT's Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers host their annual "Noche de Ciencias" fair Wednesday, inviting K-12 students to explore STEM activities. As part of the event, prizes are raffled off to visiting students.

This is the first direct image of the supermassive black hole in the center of Messier 87, a galaxy in the constellation Virgo.

Amanda Bosh of the MIT Earth and Planetary Sciences department presents her story during the Fail: Inspiring Resilience event April 3 in 10-250.

Tarun Kamath, a member of the Class of 2020.

After several months of preparation, Next Act premiers 'Beauty and the Beast' Thursday night in Next House. Performances will continue to run tonight and Saturday night.

Students admitted to the MIT Class of 2023 arrive on campus Thursday for Campus Preview Weekend.

Members of the MIT and Cambridge community protest against MIT-Saudi relations April 4 in front of the Zesiger Center.

The MIT European Club holds its Annual Raclette dinner March 27, featuring signature European dishes served with melted cheese.

Simmons Hall residents compete in the dorm's annual scooter hockey tournament Tuesday.

Shirts created by MIT community members affected by sexual assault line the banisters of the Stratton Student Center in an effort to educate the community as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Lupita Nyong'o stars as Adelaide Wilson's doppelgänger Red in 'Us,' written, produced and directed by Jordan Peele.

Biophysicist Dr. Rosalind Franklin (Stacy Fischer) studies DNA in Nora Theater Company’s production of ‘Photograph 51.’