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In addition to the electrical fire on Tuesday, an unrelated brush fire also erupted on Sunday afternoon. This fire was along the sides of the Muddy River near Fenway and was promptly put out by firefighters. Smoke cov...

Sections of Boston were engulfed in smoke on Tuesday evening, resulting from an electrical fire. A transformer burst into flames at 40 Dalton Street, across from a parking garage at the Back Bay Hilton. About 21,000 c...

Pockets of the Back Bay were still without power Wednesday evening, resulting from a transformer fire on Tuesday. Many venues in the Prudential Center used generators for electricity, but others were shut down. About ...

Professor Rosalind W. Picard (right), founder and director of the Affective Computing Research Group and co-director of the Things That Think Consortium, responds to a statement by Professor Susan S. Silbey (left), a ...

Students from Wellesley College play a game during the Relay for Life on Saturday night. The relay was held from 6 p.m. on Saturday to 6 a.m. on Sunday in Johnson Athletic Center, and raised over $76,000 for the Ameri...

The Green Building displays a bright purple ribbon hack on its tall facade Saturday night in support of Relay for Life.

The UA Committee on Sustainability publicized RecycleMania at Tuesday’s UA midnight study break. They handed out cardboard recycling bins for students to use in their rooms.

To perform a Russian Twist, keep your torso straight and tuck in your legs. Then, twist your torso until one hand touches the floor and repeat to the other side. This exercise can be performed with or without a medici...

The Men’s Ice Hockey team won its second consecutive Northeast Collegiate Hockey Association (NECHA) Championship in the American Conference Finals Sunday afternoon. The game was decided in overtime against Westfield ...

Michael Scott Cuthbert, an associate professor in the music department, recently won a $500,000 grant from the Digging into Data consortium to research shifts in Western musical style using computers.

Danil Tyulmankov ’14 performs an inward dive pike on the 1-meter board. He placed third overall on the 1-meter and 5th on the 3-meter.

Swimmers compete in the 200-yard freestyle relay. MIT won the event with team members William C. Dunn ’14 (center), Austin D. Fathman ’15, Brendan T. Deveney ’13, and Wyatt L. Ubellacker ’13.

Your workout book doesn’t have to be pretty, or even on an agenda from 2012. It’s the thought that counts!

Despite the cold, sophomores wait outside Kresge Auditorium for the Class of 2014 Ring Premiere last Friday evening. Some stood in line for hours in the hopes of getting a free gift.

Central Square will see new delights and renovations in the coming year.