mtvU’s Woodie Awards showcase alternative side of network

The college branch of MTV, mtvU, will host its annual Woodie Awards, which will air on Dec. 4, featuring nominees like Green Day, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Death Cab for Cutie, in addition to new artists on the brink of stardom.

By Stephanie Jurburg | Nov 17 07:25 pm ET

The college branch of MTV, mtvU, will host its annual Woodie Awards, which will air on Dec. 4, featuring nominees like Green Day, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Death Cab for Cutie, in addition to new artists on the brink of stardom.

Avenue Q’s Lyrics Must Change with the Political Times

Yes, Bush is stepping down, we know.

By Stephanie Jurburg | Jan 15 05:35 pm ET

Yes, Bush is stepping down, we know.

The Woodies Are Edgier Than That Old Car

If there is one moment this year when flipping channels to MTV or any of its proxy channels does not qualify as vegging, the Woodies are it.

By Stephanie Jurburg | Nov 9 07:17 pm ET

If there is one moment this year when flipping channels to MTV or any of its proxy channels does not qualify as vegging, the Woodies are it.

CMTS Plays a Mean Pinball in Tommy

From the celebrated Broadway musical to the famous 1975 movie featuring Elton John, Jack Nicholson, Tina Turner, and Eric Clapton, Columbia Musical Theater Society (CMTS) brings a fresh outlook to

By Stephanie Jurburg | Nov 7 01:58 am ET

From the celebrated Broadway musical to the famous 1975 movie featuring Elton John, Jack Nicholson, Tina Turner, and Eric Clapton, Columbia Musical Theater Society (CMTS) brings a fresh outlook to

Coldplay Living La Vida in New Jersey

Exciting, colorful, engaging, and thoughtful, the British rock band Coldplay showed New Jersey its rainbow last week.

By Stephanie Jurburg | Nov 5 07:08 pm ET

Exciting, colorful, engaging, and thoughtful, the British rock band Coldplay showed New Jersey its rainbow last week.

Sixties Reimagined Through the Stuff of Music Legends

In a corner stands a proud, autonomous violin with which American experimental musician Laure Anderson played.

By Stephanie Jurburg | Oct 8 12:19 am ET

In a corner stands a proud, autonomous violin with which American experimental musician Laure Anderson played.