March 2006
Xbox U
Video games are now used in many college courses -- from computer science to cultural studies.
By David Kushner
The college students glued to video game consoles today are as likely to be scholars as slackers. More than 100 colleges and universities in North America -- up from less than a dozen five years ago -- now offer some form of "video game studies," ranging from hard-core computer science to prepare students for game-making careers to critiques of games as cultural artifacts.
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