The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
9 hours ago by Jeffy Mai
Sometimes size doesn't matter.
Miniature horses, often mistaken for standard-size horses and ponies, are slowly growing in popularity. According to the American Miniature Horse Association, a miniature is a horse not exceeding 34 inches in height as measured from the last hairs of the mane. The American Miniature Horse Registry classifies horses up to 38 inches as miniatures.
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
1 day ago by Meredith Miles
What do an electrical engineer, flight instructor pilot, account manager for technology consulting firm and a doctoral engineering student have in common?
They're not all working on the next NASA launch, but they are hoping to soar to the top of the charts someday.
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
1 day ago by Jeffy Mai
A popular college pastime will soon come to video game consoles. Developer Incredible Technologies is bringing cornhole to the Nintendo Wii with "Target Toss Pro: BAGS."
In the tailgating phenomenon, players take turns tossing small bags filled with corn at raised wooden boards with holes in the end. Bags landing on the boards count for one point, while those going in the hole net three. The first team to score 21 points is the winner.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
2 days ago by Dan Benamor
Prince Caspian builds on the success of the original film
The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, PA
2 days ago by Erica Smith
Adrenaline and team efforts render success in this stiff city-by-city competition.
The 48 Hour Film Project tour is hitting Pittsburgh for the second year, attracting filmmakers, writers and stage crews who can compete under deadline and muster creativity and a high level of production in the team setting.
The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, PA
2 days ago by Colleen Counihan
Nestled in Downtown Pittsburgh, SPACE stands out among the buildings around it. Since its exterior is made almost entirely out of glass, people can peer in and see some of the art gallery's latest showings. Its newest exhibition, Pittsburgh Now, encompasses every wall of the one-room venue, and the artists behind it have utilized everything from paper to marble for their showcased works.
The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, PA
3 days ago by Justin Jacobs
For a successful underground-music act, Girl Talk (aka Gregg Gillis) doesn't write too much music. In fact, he doesn't write any. He leaves that job up to his favorite pop stars, rappers, rockers or pretty much anyone with a hot beat. You see, Pittsburgh-native Gillis is a disc jockey in the most advanced sense of the word - and he's the best at what he does. Girl Talk is a much-buzzed-about master of the mashup, meaning he takes elements of different songs (a guitar line, a beat, a vocal part) and threads them together with others - literally, hundreds of others - to make a new song entirely.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
3 days ago by Thomas Floyd
The Gamer Symphony Orchestra performs orchestral versions of classic video game theme songs at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center Tuesday
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
3 days ago by Tripp Laino
Jason Mraz's latest album doesn't measure up
Niner Online, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC
3 days ago by Samantha Hackett
Talk shows, tabloids, the blogosphere and the rest of my fellow gossip-inclined Americans love a Hollywood feud. People can not get enough, whether it be Britney and K-Fed, Paris and yesterday's B.F.F., or simply Naomi Campbell and any unfortunate soul in her path.
The Sentinel, Ohio State University, OH
4 days ago by Nick LaFountain, Columnist
Unlike the elderly, a movie can't just be sent to a nursing home and forgotten about if it stops making sense. For this reason, I take to the field to find out which of Hollywood's bastard children truly deserve your money.
Leatherheads - With the interest of gaining popularity for professional football, the Duluth Bulldogs recruit a college superstar who also happens to be a WWI hero.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
4 days ago by CHELSEA COOK
Beer prices got you down? Can't stomach another watery silver bullet? Investing in a home-brewing beer kit not only could reduce your monthly alcohol spending, but create a new hobby (and attract some broke, thirsty friends). What you will need: These items can be purchased at a brewing store, like Broad Street's Blockader Homebrew Supply.
GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
4 days ago
GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
5 days ago by Amanda Pacitti
"Are there any secret agents here tonight?" asked Bret McKenzie, one of two members of the self-proclaimed band-not-duo Flight of the Conchords, who performed to a near-sold out audience at Lisner Auditorium Friday.
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