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Bioshock Infinite, released just this month, succeeds in telling an engaging story but lacks slightly in combat and gameplay.

Album cover art of The Knife’s new album Shaking the Habitual.

Harrison Ford plays Branch Rickey, the owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Jackie Robinson’s team.

A masterful 3D rendition of Spielberg’s classic film Jurassic Park.

BioShock Infinite from Irrational Games — a game to remind you why you are a gamer.

Chadwick Boseman as Jackie Robinson in 42.

Orestes (Paul E. Kreiner ’12) embraces his sister Elektra (HyoJeong Choi ’12) in the final scene, while a chorus member (Hrant Gharibyan ’13) lifts an elder woman (Jennifer Wang ’13) to an upper tier of the stage.

Yazmin Guzman (left) and Pavlina Karafilis (right).

Dana Vigue (left).

Daniel Shoemaker.

From left: Abraham Quintero, Priya Kikani, Carlos Cuevas.

Chadwick Boseman plays Jackie Robinson, America’s first black baseball star, in 42.

Nicholas J. Locascio ’16 pitches in MIT’s baseball game against Babson College Tuesday afternoon. The Engineers lost 5-2 after 13 innings.

Radames, captain of the Egyptian army (played by Zachary J. Casas ’13) mourns his fate during a dress rehearsal of Next Act’s production of the musical Aida. The annual show runs Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening...

Commonwealth Secretary of Housing and Economic Development Greg Bialecki speaks to the Cambridge City Council on Monday evening, in favor of MIT’s petition to rezone its part of Kendall Square.

The McCormick Student Art Gallery held the opening for its second round of exhibition on Sunday. The student-organized gallery displays selected artwork created and submitted by MIT students across campus. The gallery...

Professor Jennifer A. Lewis ’91, an MIT alumna currently doing research at Harvard, presented this spring’s Wulff Lecture, “Printing Functional Materials.” Her presentation covered advances in 3D printing technology a...