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A poster appeared on one of the columns in Lobby 7, soliciting jovial feedback from MIT students.

Azra Aksamija, Associate Professor in the MIT Program in Art, Culture, and Technology.

Rachele Schmiege as Gwendolen Fairfax (left) Jeni Houser as Cecily Cardew (right) in The Importance of Being Earnest.

Avilash Cramer climbs during the competition.

The MIT Shotokan Karate Club revealed its black belt wall last Monday. The names of all athletes who have achieved the prestigious rank of black belt through the club are displayed on the wall

Stefanie Mueller, Assistant Professor in the department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Nina Anwar '18 thows a kick in a sparring match for MIT.

Two-time Grammy-winning Jacob Collier performed at Brighton Music Hall on Mar. 13.

The Alchemist glows through the night of MIT’s third snow day this academic year.

Icare, the main character of My Life as a Zucchini, faces equal parts tragedy and joy throughout the course of the film.

Violinists Daniel Stabrawa and Christian Stadelmann, violist Neithard Resa, and cellist Dietmar Schwalke perform at Jordan Hall.

The MIT Energy Career Fair took place March 4 in Lobdell.

In tribute to International Women's Day, hackers capped The Alchemist with a “pussy hat” fashioned after the hats worn by participants of January’s women’s march in Washington.

Justin Wright, a negotiating instructor who graduated from Yale, led a series of workshop throughout January to help attendees with career building. The event was organized by MIT Spouse and Partners

A researcher Anna Barnacka tests an augmented reality device at AR in Action 2017, a summit held at the Media Lab jan.17 and 18.

IAP 2017 offers a do-it-yourself bamboo bicycle workshop in which students learn how to design and build a bike. Bamboo is a renewable resource, growing as much as one meter per day.