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Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman) and Alex Johnes (Paul Dano) in Prisoners.

MIT’s Michelle W. Chen ’14 competes for the MIT Sport Taekwondo club team. The club attended the national competition in Colorado last semester where they won second place overall.

An 18-year-old MIT student fell four stories through a skylight at fraternity Phi Sigma Kappa shortly after 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. The student is alert and did not sustain any life-threatening injuries.

Rod (Andrew W. Koche ’14), Nicky (Holly Constant and David Wright), Gary Coleman (Chamille J. Lescott ’16), Christmas Eve (Thao Nguyen), and Brian (Josh Cough) in Avenue Q.

Christmas Eve (Thao Nguyen), and Kate Monster (Caroline B. Aronoff ’15) in Avenue Q.

From left: Kate Monster (Caroline B. Aronoff ’15), Nicky (David Wright), and Princeton (Matthew S. Peairs G) in the MIT Musical Theater Guild’s production of Avenue Q.

A perspective view of the completed Silk Pavilion and the basic research exhibit focusing on fiber density distribution studies.

A Bombyx mori silkworm deposits silk fiber on a digitally-fabricated scaffolding structure.

Building E52 is set to undergo a renovation scheduled to be completed in 2016. Traffic patterns on the surrounding streets will be affected starting with the closure of Wadsworth Street later this month and the conve...

This Calvin and Hobbes mural in Burton Third once depicted Hobbes the cat holding a bottle of Jack Daniels. The bottle was painted over when other murals, containing references to alcohol, were also painted over befor...

The Penny Arcade mural on the first floor of Burton-Conner has recently been censored. The last two sentences originally read, “This floor will eviscerate you with pleasure. You will bleed to death.”

(Left to right) Andy (Nick Frost), Gary (Simon Pegg), and Steven (Paddy Considine) in The World’s End.

Simon Pegg stars as Gary King in The World’s End.

(Left to right) Oliver (Martin Freeman), Steven (Paddy Considine), Gary (Simon Pegg), Andy (Nick Frost), and Peter (Eddie Marsan) in Edgar Wright’s The World’s End.