Fraternity brothers lend helping hands in Jamaica
Kansas University students, from left, Landon Plumer, Wichita senior; Ray Segebrecht, Lawrence junior; and J.R. Keller, Godfrey, Ill., senior, left Sunday for a weeklong trip to Jamaica, where they will volunteer at an orphanage and work with Food for the Poor Inc. In addition to volunteering, the students plan [...]
Deli meals nourish the floodedBy DAWN SAGARIO
Two thousand meals in four days.That’s how many free meals Maccabee’s Deli had donated from June 17 to June 20 to Des Moines-area flood victims and volunteers.
As the Red Cross planned to stop its feeding effort in Des Moines on June 21, those at Maccabee’s Deli say they’re prepared [...]
A guest post by Bob Kerr, Coordinator of Greek Life at Oregon State and OGH recipient.
Last Chapter Standing, Part Three (If you missed them, here is a link to part one, and a link to part two.)
Last chapter standing is but one scenario facing the North American Fraternal Movement. As we look to the tercentennial [...]
A guest post by Bob Kerr, Coordinator of Greek Life at Oregon State and OGH recipient.
Last Chapter Standing, part two (If you missed part one, Here is the link)
So, how do you know you are playing the game of “Last Chapter Standing”? Well, there are a couple of real good indicators. First, when you [...]
A guest post by Bob Kerr, Coordinator of Greek Life at Oregon State and OGH recipient.
Last Chapter Standing…
… may be the direction the North American Fraternal Movement is heading. At a time when the enrollment is generally on the rise, enrollment in the fraternal world is at best managing its loss. If we are who [...]
CSU awards outstanding Greeks
Cece Wildeman
The Presidential Greek Vision award, among others, was presented to members of Greek Life Sunday night at the Greek Night Out Awards.
Lambda Theta Nu Sorority Inc. and Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity won the award for the 2008-2009 school year.
The Greek Night Out Awards serve as a way to recognize fraternities and [...]
Habitat Community Build project under way in FairhopeBy Sheila ProppEditor
FAIRHOPE, Ala. — This was no college frat party, but one out-of-state fraternity chapter was present in a big way. What was it? The start of Baldwin County Habitat for Humanity’s Community Build on Spring Run Road in Fairhope.
On St. Patrick’s Day last week, more than [...]
Media Credit: Christopher BarrettMemorial Union Building Manager Thomas Opp inspects his 128-point building check list yesterday.
Securing the University of Rhode Island Memorial Union may be in his job description, but according to Thomas Opp’s business card, he is also the “#1 Stunna.”
Opp said he wanted his own business cards that looked professional, but had something [...]
…and the Berkeley Chapter celebrated by joining a cleanup effort.
3/15- SigEp took part in the Berkeley Project, in which we went to Indian Rock on the North side of Berkeley and cleaned up weeds. View was fairly spectacular on a Saturday afternoon. Here are pics:
Yup Great View. More pics at the link.
marinatedfreak: Spring Break is [...]
Students laud cop for Langdon St. beatAnita Weier
There was a time when fraternity members might run at the sight of a police officer, but times have changed on Langdon Street in Madiso, Wiscinsin.
Now, community police officers help sorority and fraternity members form night patrols and often patrol with them to keep the area where many [...]
