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The Arachnodrone, a spider web inspired, synesthestic experience of light and sound, makes its final performance in MIT's Music and Theater Arts Building (W97) Feb. 18. It will be relocated to MIT.nano for display unt...

Live team scores are displayed during the signature Guts Round of the Harvard-MIT Math Tournament Feb. 16.

A student competes in the Harvard-MIT Math Tournament Integration Bee Feb. 16.

The MIT Ring Committee premieres the Brass Rat for the Class of 2021 Feb. 15.

Burton Conner will be closed for renewal from June 2020 to August 2022.

The MIT COOP is relocating to a temporary, smaller location at 80 Broadway.

The MIT Spinning Arts Club performs the final act of their North Court Winter Show Feb. 6.

Rona Wang '21 published her debut short fiction collection, 'Cranesong,' with Half Mystic.

Ani’s first project combining art and science, Eyeris is a 'cultural prosthetic' preventing its wearer from seeing unless someone else holds their hand.

Cereal milk soft serve with cornflake crunch is one of Milk Bar's most popular desserts.

In celebration of Black History Month, posters drape the banisters of Lobby 7 as part of BlackHack.

The Bias Response Team was alerted to a drawing of a swastika on a Black History Month poster in Lobby 7 on Tuesday. In an email, the team condemned the drawing and wrote, "Racism, hate, divisiveness, and bullying hav...

Corban Swain G recites his poem "The Silence of Michael Brown" at the Black Students' Union, Black Graduate Student Association, and the Black Business Students Association's protest Monday.

Members of the Black Students' Union, Black Graduate Student Association, and the Black Business Students Association held a die-in in Lobby 7 on Monday.

Members of the Black Students' Union, Black Graduate Student Association, and the Black Business Students Association joined in a circle to sing the "Black National Anthem" and "We Shall Overcome" on Monday.

The student-led IAP Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Kevin Sackel G, performs Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 in E minor, “From the New World” Feb. 1.