This may be one of the most modern love stories yet. Wisconsinites Brad Warner and Danielle Brown met online at the start of the coronavirus pandemic and bonded through weekly virtual trivia nights.

As bars and restaurants remain closed in many places, some companies are making it easier for friends to have virtual game nights at home. Mike Bilder: "We've had a lot of people reach out to us and ...

Who doesn’t like a good game every now and then? For the past year, people have been forced to get a bit more creative with social gatherings, with many flocking to the virtual scene online. Apps and ...

What Vermont politician brought an actual dog and pony to his final press conference? The answer: Former governor Jim Douglas, who used the animals as a self-deprecating joke in reference to his ...

The Saint Louis University (SLU) Physician Assistant (PA) program recently hosted its annual trivia night to raise money for the university’s Health Resource Center and for students to attend the 2021 ...

Dougal Nelson, President and CEO of Junior Achievement of the Heartland, joins QCL to talk the agency’s programming slogan for this year: “Economic Empowerment through Education”. Nelson also ...

, however, has gotten creative with some virtual services to keep its staff and regulars busy until both the bar and theater can reopen. Monday nights, for example, the bar is bringing its weekly ...

“Black People Know Things” is a Black culture-focused trivia event that began online in Denver in 2020, to curb cabin fever during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. It has since evolved into a popular ...

Springworks today announced the availability of Virtual Team Building App Trivia on Microsoft AppSource, an online cloud marketplace providing tailored line-of-business solutions. Trivia is a fun, ...

Virtual reality is getting social, according to an Oculus announcement. While this new functionality is not Snow Crash‘s Metaverse, it does offer a way to find friends who also happen to own the ...