Stay long enough in tech and you’ll see the same ideas being recycled, usually with a slight twist. To wit: Friendsy, a student-only social network that’s aiming to bringing Tinder-style meet-up ease ...

The emergence of social media is a story millennials know well. Back in 2004, a man named Mark Zuckerberg and his Harvard roommates had the inventive idea to put the college experience on the World ...

Four University undergraduates have created Friendsy, a website that allows students to indicate their interest in becoming friends with, hooking up with or dating other students. Launched on May 1, ...

Friendsy launched nationally on Monday, allowing users from any college in the United States to sign up for the service. The site, which was created by students and allows students to indicate their ...

A mix of Tinder and Yik Yak is hitting universities across the country, and has now made its way to Virginia Tech. Friendsy, a social media app that has expanded to reach 40 other universities to date ...

During his freshman year at Princeton, Michael Pinsky went to the student lounge to watch a Yankees game. Knowing there were plenty of other fans on campus, he was certain it would be packed. But the ...

Friendsy is different, Pinsky says, because it’s only open to people with .edu email addresses. “People don’t really like to have all those extra people diluting their network in college,” he said.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Friendsy, a Princeton University-founded social network that is looking to recapture the early magic of Facebook, has announced its ...

In 2013, Princeton University students Vaidhy Murti and Michael Pinsky founded the free social app Friendsy. The goal is to have their application replace the behemoth Facebook as the go-to social ...

Two Princeton University seniors are looking to change how friendships evolve on college campuses. Vaidhy Murti and Michael Pinsky launched the social networking website Friendsy in 2013 to offer ...

Social based apps are big business these days. In fact, reports recently predicted that going forward in 2015, social messaging based apps will continue to be a growing market and one in which is ...

It is a cross between Facebook and Tinder, designed to let student meet new friends and hook up in a safer environment. Princeton seniors Michael Pinsky and Vaidhy Murti say their new app, called ...