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Slices of spinach and feta pizza and barbecue chicken pizza from Boston Kitchen Pizza.

Posto provides a cozy environment for dinner, where breadsticks and chili oil accompanied our margherita and porchetta pizza.

David Wu ’19 defends the ball during Saturday’s game against WPI. MIT narrowly lost to WPI 1-2.

Ernest Moniz spoke with The Tech from his E18 office about the Iran nuclear deal, the current administration, and what lies ahead.

Crudely-approximated flu viruses reminded students to get vaccinated Wednesday.

Students sit on the grass on Kresge Lawn as they enjoy performances last Thursday at MIT I Messed Up.

Douglas Kogut ‘18 captured the 200-fly National title with a time of 1:47.28, a new MIT and personal record.

Students gather around therapy dogs during Wednesday’s Community Reflection. The reflection also included gentle music and an art project consisting of hundreds of paper stars “to represent the strength of our communi...

MIT students call high schoolers admitted to the Class of 2020 to chat and answer questions about the Institute during a “telethon” organized by MIT Admissions.

Caterina Colón performs Alive by Sia during MIT Resonance’s Reso and Chill concert last Saturday in 10-250.

The Solve Pavilion sits in North Court. The four-day conference addresses global challenges in education, healthcare, energy, and infrastructure.

Wesley M. Woo ’19 weaves through players from Emmanuel College on Wednesday. MIT won the game 9-0.

Kale Rogers ’16 shoots the ball during Saturday’s water polo game against Brown University in the Zesiger Center. The final score was MIT 8, Brown 14.

Yellow flags with names of those lost to suicide wave on Kresge Lawn. The display of 1,100 flags, representing college students lost each year to suicide in the United States, was set up by Active Minds on Sept. 10 an...

The exterior of Naco Taco, a newly opened restaurant in Cambridge.

A few test fireworks light up the sky during the July 4 fireworks on the Charles River.

Sean Collier’s 2-year-old cousin crouches by the new memorial following Wednesday’s dedication. The ceremony was attended by hundreds of people, including students, MIT President L. Rafael Reif, and police officers fr...

Simmons Hall residents covered windows of the dorm to spell out “CPW,” marking the start of Campus Preview Weekend yesterday.

A hack appeared in the Lobby 7 skylight this past weekend with an accompanying banner reading “π in the sky” in honor of Pi Day.

Director Adam Kerry Boyles and pianist Sarah E. Rumbley G stand for applause after performing Robert Schumann’s Piano Concerto in A minor, Opus 54, at the MIT Symphony Orchestra’s concert Saturday.

Students gather in Lobby 7 to remember Christina Tournant Saturday afternoon.

Tuesday’s snowfall left a fresh layer of snow on The Hexagons, a sculpture outside of Building 18. The flurry was the latest addition to what is now Boston’s third snowiest winter on record.

Students climb what has affectionately been called “Mount Simmons” on Tuesday. Later that evening, trucks and construction vehicles began scooping snow away from the base of the pile.

Student-made models of protein sit in a room where students took a test on protein modeling.

A high school student tests his plane for the Wright Stuff event.

A high schooler works with chemicals and fire at the forensics event at MIT’s first Science Olympiad Invitational on Saturday. More than 50 teams participated, coming from as far as Texas and California.

Two students from Townsend Harris High School pose for a photo after placing.

Amelia S. Brooks ’15 performs a solo during the annual fall concert held by The Chorallaries on Friday in 10-250.

Anika Gupta ’18 sings a solo at Resonance’s concert held Saturday evening in 10-250.

A group of friends help a novice skater at last Friday’s Spooky Skate. The annual event, hosted by SaveTFP, held a costume contest and had snacks for the skaters.

MIT Bhangra performs at the Night Market hosted by CSC, Asian American Association, and ATS on Friday. The event featured street foods and performances from MIT Asian cultural groups.

A member of Clowns@MIT uses the move “Water Gun” as a Squirtle during Friday’s Pokemon Battle on Killian Court. The event was hosted as one of Clowns@MIT’s many events to help students relieve stress and have fun.

Mrs. Reif looks on as President Reif prepares to do a yo-yo trick during Monday’s community picnic. The community service-themed picnic, which offered several ways to contribute to local charitable organizations, cele...

A young boy plays a video game still in its beta stages of testing at the Boston Festival of Indie Games on Saturday in the Johnson Athletic Center’s indoor track. The event, created to “celebrate independent game dev...