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Wanted posters hang on the walls of the Next Haunt mine, depicting criminals who may have taken off with the treasure riders seek.

A Next Haunt clue is illuminated in the dark, abandoned mine.

Next Haunt riders discover an abandoned cart filled with coal during their adventure.

Ghastly zombies spooked riders as they braved the haunted mine of Next Haunt.

Students perform at Ill Vibes, a Chocolate City-sponsored arts showcase featuring student artists, musicians, poets, as well as local talent from the Boston area.

Cambridge City Councilor Burhan Azeem ’19 speaks at MIT Divest’s rally Tuesday.

Following a series of similar threats to universities across the country, a bomb threat forced students and staff to evacuate the Green Building last Thursday.

One day, the gap won’t seem so wide.

Students gather for an evening of merriment at the annual Next, Simmons, and McCormick-sponsored Fall Formal.

A wild west skeleton on the wall greets Next Haunt riders.

Alchemist, a stainless steel sculpture by Jaume Plensa located in front of the Stratton Student Center, mysteriously gains a pointy hat and starry blue cape overnight on Halloween.

Singer Evann McIntosh performs with their band at Sonia in Cambridge October 27.

A collection of keys hang on the mine walls as riders puzzle over which doors they unlock.

To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the famous “barber pole” hack, 70 barber poles were constructed throughout campus as part of a scavenger hunt Monday.

MIT Mocha Moves hosted the Revive the Arts (RTA) dance showcase Nov. 5 and featured a variety of other MIT dance groups.

Tuna coco crudo, octopus pinareños, and steak churrasco from Mariel, clockwise from bottom left.