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“The love story is triangular in shape,” writes Martin Amis in “House of Meetings,” his 11th novel. “And the triangle is not equilateral.” The short novel is, in fact, a rather oddly warped love story,

When it comes to the cream of the crop in NCAA baseball, several teams might come to mind. There’s Texas, winners of the 2002 and 2005 College World Series, and Louisiana State, which claimed five

“Bookends,” the story of friendship broken and rediscovered, recently made its world debut at the historic Walnut Street Theatre building. Written by Ohio native M.J. Feely, the production recounts a successful director and writer team

The ice hockey club team focused on achieving three goals for the season: adjusting to the new coaching staff, winning games and playing with confidence. After receiving the No. 9 ranking in the American Collegiate

It’s rare to discover a work involving Holocaust survivors that resists depicting them as mere saints in favor of rich, complex human beings. Sarah Schulman’s new play “Enemies, A Love Story,” adapted from the 1966

Going into Saturday’s Atlantic Ten Conference Indoor Track Championship at Rhode Island’s Mackal Fieldhouse, Charlotte’s 4x400m relay team had Temple freshman Brittany McRae thinking. “Charlotte was really my primary concern,”McRae said.McRae, along with sophomores Devon