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The InCube competitors at work the night of Sept. 23. A sign tells onlookers to 'feed the students' and to 'not tap the glass.'

Benoit Jordan G, one of the organizers of InCube at MIT, sits inside the Incube installation.

Yellow flags, intended to bring attention to National Suicide Prevention Awareness month, surround a sign that presents statistics about suicide outside the Stratton Student Center.

Ollie West plays Hamnet, Shakespeare's mysterious son.

In 'Russian Subway Dogs,' you play as a dog hunting for food.

The Photovoltaics Lab is working to develop solar energy technologies.

Octavia Chavez-Richmond, Stewart Evan Smith, Tyrees Allen, Lewis D. Wheeler, and Maureen Keiller appear in SpeakEasy Stage's production of 'Between Riverside and Crazy.'

Thomas Luly working at the InCube installation's whiteboard Sept. 23.

Meredith Pepin, associate director of career counseling and education, welcomed first year students at the Career Fair Tips for First Year Undergraduates Panel held Sept. 19.

Students browse the books section of Choose to Reuse event held Sept. 20.

A spinner practices with RGB lit orbs before the show starts.

After David Rush breaks the Guiness World Record, his toddler picks up the remnants of the apples.

A performer moves to keep the hacky sack in air as part of the Foundations of Freestyle Footbag event.

Jugglers of all sorts and ages performed at Walker Memorial Friday evening.

A juggler maintains eye contact with a ball as he juggles to keep all four in motion.

A performer practices "contact juggling" by manipulating a clear, glass sphere.