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Ballerinas from the Boston Ballet create a symmetric formation in Classic Balanchine Ballet.

Two principals performing at Boston Ballet's Classic Balanchine Ballet, which featured three dances choreographed by famous choreographer George Balanchine.

A pas de deux at the Boston Ballet's performance of a dance originally choreographed by George Balanchine in Classic Balanchine Ballet.

"The Prodigal Son," the Biblical story in which a treacherous siren seduces the younger son and robs him of all his possessions.

The Prodigal Son is seduced by a beautiful siren in "The Prodigal Son" performed by the Boston Ballet.

The Harbinger and Ratika race through the Crimson Forest in order to solve the mystery of the world's end.

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau visited MIT May 18 and spoke at Solve at MIT.

Dance pieces scattered throughout for the Ryan McNamara ME3M 4 Miami dance art exhibit.

East Side Festival participants TP Transparent Horizons on May 5. The act of covering the sculpture with toilet paper is an East Campus tradition.

Rachel Connick, a Course 22 graduate student and a Thirsty Ear Pub staff member, tends to the bar as the Spring Cider Flight Night begins on May 2nd.

Dancers reach everywhere yet nowhere at the same time in 'Atomos,' directed by Wayne McGregor.

Students show off their wares at the Student Art Association's Spring Ceramics Sale happening this week in Lobby 10.

Players are given a choice of 6 monsters to romance in 'Monster Prom', from the party-loving Polly Geist to the brainless yet endearing Scott Howl.

Customers mill about at the Central Flea Market at University Park that is taking place every Sunday 11 a.m–5 p.m from May to October at 91 Sidney Street.

A student performs at the 12th installment of Fierce Forever, a drag show organized by MIT students at the MIT Media Lab May 4.

Sarah Shapiro, a grad student in Course 10, works on diagnostic medical devices for Indian communities.