Columnist Matt Margini considers the emerging, increasingly vocal group of indie game designers and how they might change the way we think of the industry.
Aided by the leadership of senior Zach Maher, the men's cross country team hope to cap off another successful season with a win at the NCAA Division III National Championship this Saturday.
The men's basketball team started its season strong on Sunday when they defeated Stevens Institute of Technology 83-59 with some stellar individual performances.
The Hotlist, a Facebook application and website created by Stern alumnus Chris Mirabile and his friends, expedites weekend plans by allowing users to view their friends' social calendars.
Saturday is the NCAA Atlantic Regional Championship, and the men's team is aiming for a win that will lead them to nationals; the women's team is shooting for a top-three finish.
Terrie Lin compiles the top five nearby candy shops whose specialties range from chocolate-covered anything to mango-red-chili-pepper-flavored hard candy.
CAS senior Nisa Nejadi, six months from graduating with a degree in economics and business studies, has finally discovered where her passion lies: fashion marketing.
The new "Knitting IS Sexy" 2010 calendar not only tries to prove that knitting can be sexy — a portion of the proceeds go to support impoverished communities striving toward self-sustainability.
After making the infamous call during the Patriots-Colts games, Bill Belichick has taken a lot of heat. As much as columnist Yaron Weitzman enjoys it, he says he must defend Belichick.
The Knicks are looking to free agents, possibly LeBron James or Dwyane Wade, to improve its next season, possibly bringing a passion for basketball back to New Yorkers.
Since actor Jude Law moved into the building behind Hayden Hall, his freshmen neighbors have been eager to get any possible glimpse of the celebrity in his humble abode.
In one of the newest exhibits at the Morgan Library and Museum, Jane Austen comes alive through an astounding collection of letters, pictures, engravings and even a short video about the influence of the ever popular author.
This weekend, the men's swimming and diving team split in New London, winning against Wheaton College but losing to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. The women stood strong against tough D-I competition in Princeton.
Vigil in photos: 100 days in prison
Third term, four more years
In photos: 2009 Tisch gala
Photos from the NYC Marathon
Scaffolding collapses outside GAP on Broadway
March for the wooden benches
Police brutality prompts campus protest
