Mudd Field will close on May 13 and will not open until Fall 2028. While the first-years will have their senior year to utilize the space, this semester is every grade’s last opportunity to play on Mudd Field as WashU undergraduates. Below are some unique sports that people can play on the field to add an extra memory to their WashU memory bank.
There’s something sacred about a platform that gives space for kids to be depraved around other kids — and something unsettling about growing up online surrounded by people much older than you, simply because it’s no longer lucrative to invest in spaces only for children.
I think it is fitting that I chose to trade my extra “Starcraft II” beta key for a copy of “Chaos Rising,” but I’m not here to discuss the details of the long-awaited sequel to “Starcraft.” Rather, playing the two real-time strategy games back-to-back is an experience that shows just how far “Dawn of War” developer Relic has strayed from the fundamental basics that have defined the genre for the past 12 years.
I’m sure we all take school seriously, but there are some days when I don’t feel like doing work or I’m just too bored to pay attention. And on those days, I foray into the Internet in search of games to play to kill time between now and whenever my body shuts down.
Wake up! Look, I know the couches are comfortable, and it’s usually pretty quiet up there, but the Fun Room isn’t for napping anymore. The consoles are in, and the […]
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