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Professor David R. Wallace PhD ’95 welcomes the Silver Team, which developed a sushi-ferrying robot, to the stage at 2.009 presentations yesterday. The course required students to design and build a solution to an iss...

Elise A. Stave ’13 competes a dive off the 3-meter board at Saturday’s MIT Winter Invite Swimming and Diving meet. Stave placed 6th on 3-meter and 5th on 1-meter, helping MIT finish first against NYU, Tufts, Colby, Ha...

Michael Owu (left) and Steve Marsh (right), directors in the MIT Investment Management Company, discuss the Kendall Square Development Initiative at a UA Senate meeting on Monday.

Postdoctoral researcher Jill M. Dowen pipettes in the Whitehead Institute lab of Professor Richard A. Young. Young’s lab works with human embryonic stem cells, mapping the regulatory circuitry that controls developmen...

The above data is up-to-date and taken from the MIT Housing website. The data includes students moving into dorms from off-campus.

Professor Daniel G. Anderson, of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, discussed the recent US District Court ruling on human stem cell research with The Tech in his lab yesterday. Anderson and o...

Professor Daniel G. Anderson, of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, discussed the recent US District Court ruling on human stem cell research with The Tech in his lab yesterday. Anderson and o...

Jennifer Lai, a senior majoring in biological engineering and music and theater arts and an accomplished pianist, is one of 32 American students chosen for this year’s Rhodes Scholarship.

The Koch Institute’s new building, running along Main Street between Ames and Vassar, will promote collaboration between different departments on cancer research.

Students protest the new dining plan next fall by eating food in Baker Dining yesterday evening that they had prepared themselves.

Arni A. Lehto ’12 (#20) tries to drive in against an Emmanuel College defender in the men’s basketball season opener on Tuesday. MIT won 91-61.

The Athena Working group hopes that by using a “hold-and-release system,” printing waste will be minimized. Right now, as much as 20 percent of printed pages are never collected.

Students protest the new dining plan next fall by eating food in Baker Dining yesterday evening that they had prepared themselves.

Peter Holmström’s Birthday on tour...he definitely lit up like a cake.