Yes, folks, we’re saying our sad goodbyes to David, Adam, Amy, and senior writers Alex Moss and Will Pinke. These guys have been there since the very beginning of All-Nighter, and we’ll miss them dearly. But we can’t look back now, because the future of All-Nighter is even brighter.

Welcome to our new crop of writers: Maddie Meyers, Connor Stonesifer, Claire Ashmead, Vivien Bazarko, and Sophie Parker-Rees! And say hello to our new production assistant Ross Barron, our new showrunner Maddy Cohen, our new head writer Lauren Frost, our new co-host Jake Robertson, and our new host Eliot Linton! Eliot and Jake have been with us since Episode 1, Eliot as a writer and Jake as an actor. We’re so proud to pass the torch to these young guns, and may All-Nighter ever be all things to all people.

This is it, ladies and gents: the final episode with David, Adam, Amy the producer, and senior writers Alex Moss and Will Pinke! We’ll announce the new host and co-host for next year, introduce the new writers, and cry, cry, cry.

Oh yeah, and Eisgruber will be there!

First, the second-last episode of the year is coming up!

Second, applications for the next generation of the All-Nighter writing room are now live! They’re due on April 30th, and you can find ’em here. If the turnaround seems quick, remember this is about how fast we generate material for each episode. Adrenaline helps stop the pain so the jokes come easier!

All-Nighter returns on 3/28/14 at 11:30pm in Frist! We’ll have two Jeopardy! champions, theater professor and one-man show performer Brian Herrera, and recent grad and one-man show performer Clayton Raithel ’12!

Get your tickets now, people!

All of our episodes (including our December episode) are available on the Watch page! Go hog wild. You deserve it.

Did you know professors can marry each other? Weird, we know! But we’ve got two awesome ones coming your way. Miguel Centeno teaches the popular Western Way of War course and founded the Princeton University Preparatory Program, one of the flagship programs for getting high-achieving, low-income students to apply to places like Princeton. Deborah Kaple is a sociology professor prolific writer, both of short stories and cool histories like her recent book, Gulag Boss. She is also Jake Robertson’s best friend.

We’ve also got the football team captains fresh from their bonfire. Don’t miss it!

Tickets for the second episode of the season will be available at Frist starting Wednesday, 11/6. Come find out why the faculty worship Dean Dobkin, what it’s like on the top of Mount Everest, and why the caged bird sings.

Have a cool roommate who does magic? Know a professor who doesn’t go to bed before 11pm? In just four questions on this survey, your favorite person, professor, or performer could be All-Nighter‘s next guest!

Thanks to the nimble fingers of Jane Pritchard and her video team, you can now catch up on Peter Singer, Miss New Jersey, and Caroline Reese and the Drifting Fifth via our Watch page.