And all the king’s horses and all the king’s men didn’t let Caltech baseball score more than a couple of runs.

On Friday, April 20, the Caltech Women’s Tennis Team made history by breaking a 30-match losing streak that Caltech had held in SCIAC since 2007. The deciding match fell on the shoulders of Stephanie Kwan, who was one-and-one with her opponent after two matches before forcing a tie-breaker that led the Beavers to a 5-4 victory over Occidental.

To raise awareness for their cause, Robogals attempts to break the world record for “largest robot dance.”

It’s the new tennis dance move. Yeah, tennis!

I have no idea what’s happening in this picture. I think some sort of fountain malfunctioned.

The members of CRT take a brief respite from designing their rover and strike a pose. From left to right: Ellen Price, Jaime Nagel, Daniel Lo, Alejandro Chavarria, Hima Gudipati, Ingrid Fiedler, Justin Koch, Russell Newman, Jeffrey Picard, and Bryan He.

Edna’s Dixie Chicken at La Grande Orange Cafe combines sweet an savory with two pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes, and a cinnamon roll.

Devashish Joshi attempts a backhand slice while simultaneously lookin’ good.

“And I’m free, free fallin’. Yeah, I’m free, free fallinnnnnnn’.’”

Sometimes, I just want to wear those water polo caps as a fashion statement.

I would come up with a caption for this picture, but “Game of Thrones” is back, so I don’t really care.

A band “discovered” by M.I.A., Sleigh Bells released its second album, Reign of Terror, on February 27th. The cover art: a bloodstained pair of Keds.

Water polo is polo that is played in water.

Caltech’s Anish Agarwal prepares to hit a volley.

The team lowers machinery for measuring conductivity, temperature, and depth into the ocean.

Performers from Lucent Dossier intertwine as they effortlessly swing from a curtain-like ribbon.

Renowned organist Olivier Latry runs through the scales.

2012 Sloan Research Fellows

Electric Hannibal channels the mystique of subway musicians while posing for the cover of their album Scouzi di d’Range. They are due to put out another album in September.

Caltech’s Daniel Sexton attempts to seduce the catcher. This usually works. Not during games, but the rest of the time, it does.

Devashish Joshi did not play on Saturday. But, still, just look at that intensity. There’s no soul behind those eyes.

Kannan is the sixth Caltech student to be awarded the prestigious Churchill Scholarship. He plans to pursue a PhD after his year of study at the University of Cambridge.

Graduate student Melissa Tanner stands next to a prototype of the Axel rover in the middle of one of the testing fields, designed to replicate the environment across which these machines will travel.

Two Axel rovers can link together to form “DuAxel.” Then one of the rovers can be deployed, to explore over the side of a cliff, for example.

Roommates Sam Szuflita and Andrew Liang celebrate being two of the most sought-after Caltech freshmen, likely due to a suave sense of style and the monkeys on Liang’s socks.

Jack White glares moodily at the camera. The prolific artist has been involved in a wide array of musical projects, but has yet to produce a solo effort.

Caltech’s Michael Edwards attempts a layup while the ref struggles to keep up with the play.

This is what baseball’s really all about: teamwork, camaraderie, standing in a circle touching hands…the good life.

Fashion designer and icon Alexander McQueen passed away on February 10, 2010.

The next Odd Future album, Tape Vol. 2, is set to be released on March 20th. Featured on the cover is Odd Future affiliate Lucas Vercetti.