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Fullbright, the dev studio behind Gone Home, brought DigiPen grad Noël Clark on as the lead animator for their new narrative-driven sci-fi game, Tacoma.

Now you can watch the full version of the student film Adija, recipient of more than 30 awards and festival appearances.

The BS in Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation degree program has been accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.

For the third year in a row, BS in Computer Engineering students at DigiPen launched a high altitude balloon carrying student-built measuring devices.

DigiPen senior game project Guardian of the Gears is beautiful in its simplicity and focus on achieving its desired effect.

We interviewed DigiPen alumni working on the block-busting phenomenon to find out.

DigiPen student Harrison Barton’s senior game project looks at how disabled characters are represented in games and media, and how to do it better.

For the second year in a row, Andretti Autosport won the Indianapolis 500 with the help of software developed by DigiPen Research & Development.

For the third year in a row, DigiPen students will be representing their school as one of five finalists in the E3 College Game Competition.

Two student films from DigiPen Institute of Technology will be screening at the 2017 Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) later this week.

DigiPen BA in Music and Sound Design students rise to the challenge of a live, outdoor performance. Plus, watch the new video for “Jungle Japes”!

Fourteen senior DigiPen students formed an epic team called The Bakery to craft a creative and exciting virtual reality game for the HTC Vive.

The Student Life Excellence Awards are presented to students, staff, and faculty in honor of their outstanding contributions to the DigiPen community.

Professor Greg Dixon shares his work on The Space Regenerator, a musical project he completed for the Instruments India Composition Commission.

Taylor Riviera, a senior in the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Game Design program, talks about his experience at Train Jam 2017.

For the eighth year running, The Princeton Review has ranked DigiPen Institute of Technology as one of the top 5 schools to study game design.

DigiPen grads Paul Ewers and Ben Gable talk about leaving their day jobs to work on indie platformer Poi, the resurgence of 3D platformers, and more!

DigiPen grad Mikhail Davidov discusses how he went from a casual hacker to a nationally respected InfoSec expert, and how DigiPen helped him do it.

DigiPen students, alumni, and faculty make a strong showing at the 2017 Game Developers Conference.

DigiPen Graduate Heather Gross on her work as art lead for Oxenfree, winner of the Independent Games Festival’s 2016 Excellence in Visual Art award.