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A game of tag called Humans vs. Zombies, played with Nerf dart guns, has raised controversy on some campuses — but it is played enthusiastically at Goucher College.
Student voters at Spelman College discuss how race and gender factored into their votes in Georgia's Super Tuesday primary.
Judge for yourself who's funny at the New Jersey Comedy Festival, where students vie for the title of New Jersey King of Campus Comedy.
Online videos that use clips from copyrighted music and movies may not violate the law and deserve protection from blanket prohibitions, say the authors of a new report from the American University's Center for Social Media and Washington College of Law.
Officials at Northern Virginia Community College have turned a computer lab into a "Game Pit" to try to build community on the campus.
Sorin A. Matei, an associate professor of communication at Purdue University, shows off a tool that lets students use virtual reality systems to study history.
A video report about a Kansas State University professor and his students who are studying the culture of video blogging for The Chronicle of Higher Education.
A video report about Case Western Reserve University's virtual campus in Second Life for The Chronicle of Higher Education.
 I started and occasionally host this weekly audio interview with a prominent researcher, college leader, or Chronicle reporter about big ideas in higher education. One of the first guests was Brewster Kahle, director of the nonprofit Internet Archive and leader of the Open Content Alliance, a large-scale book-scanning project, who outlined his vision for digital libraries.
 This compilation of college prank videos highlights what makes these diversions so satisfying. I edited and produced this short video for The Chronicle of Higher Educaiton.
Overcoming the 'Curse of Red Brick'
 A tour of the University of Pennsylvania's new engineering building, whose green color stirred controversy among those who felt that red brick better represented the campus' heritage. I shot and edited this short video to supplement a special section of The Chronicle of Higher Education about campus architecture.
 I led a team in this 5-day filmmaking competition in March 2007. We planned, shot, and edited a 7-minute documentary.
 I edited and served as assistant director
for this feature-length film about love, betrayal, friendship,
and trust. The Ties That Bind was chosen as an official selection
in the Spaghetti Junction Urban Film Festival, 2006. The film
has also shown in theaters in Washington, DC.
 In 2003 and 2004 I directed and edited 10-minute
films as part of this annual filmmaking contest in which all
writing, production, and editing must be completed in a single
weekend.
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