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There were 33 restaurants and eateries in Cambridge inspected. The food establishments are inspected two times each year during unannounced visits.

Doorknobs in dorms were adorned with signs advertising MIT Together two weekends ago. The website together.mit.edu provides information on the different student wellness resources at MIT.

Kirsch auditorium was packed for the 100K Pitch Contest Finals. Twelve teams had 60 seconds each to pitch their ideas. More audience members watched real-time streaming from a separate room.

The victors sport their Stars and Bars National Championship jerseys and gold medals while leaning against the 44.6-degree velodrome racing surface.

Michael L. Garrett G, Spencer D. Schaber G, Zachary A. LaBry G, and Zachary S. Hartwig (right to left), representing MIT’s cycling team, rode in tight formation during the team pursuit portion of the Cycling Track Nat...

The Kerf Pavilion creates spaces to sit and enjoy quieter moments on campus.

Students prepare to watch the presidential debate on Wednesday night in the Stata Center during an event hosted by The Forum, MIT’s political discussion group, in collaboration with MIT College Democrats and MIT Colle...

Breakdown of thefts reported to MIT Campus Police from 2006 - 2009

Renovations have been happening on top of Bldg. 10 to fix a skylight in the Barker Library Reading Room.

Chris A. Kaiser PhD ’87, former head of the Department of Biology, assumed the role of provost on July 2.

Comparison of MIT daycare center prices. Eastgate, Stata and Lincoln all offer five, three, and two day options, while Westgate only offers five day options for child care.

The Technology Children’s Center in the Stata Center takes care of around 80 children and employs 30 staff members.

219 Vassar St., unoccupied for the past five years, will soon be demolished to make room for a new and much needed MIT daycare. Funded by David H. Koch ’62 and Charles W. Johnson ’55, the daycare is set to be finished...