Creating awareness The Mining Journal
MARQUETTE — Marquette may be a small piece of the world, but on Friday evening, Northern Michigan University students and organizations made an effort to involve this small community in a global issue.
Greek execs push for racial unity Michigan Daily
When Randal Seriguchi, the National Pan-Hellenic Council's vice president, talks about the Greek system's capacity to cultivate campus diversity, he is more blunt than most executives.
Helping the needy a penny at a time The Times of Northwest Indiana
GARY | When IU Dons and Donettes members see a penny on the sidewalk they don't pass it by. Instead they pick it up. The nonprofit organization of alumni and undergraduate men and women of Indiana University works to collect a ton of pennies to help needy families.
2005 debutantes come out in 2006 The Biloxi Sun Herald
The Gulf Coast Debutante Society's 2005 Coterie 40th Annual Ball was postponed last year due to Hurricane Katrina but will now take place on Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 8 p.m. at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum in Biloxi. After the formal presentation, there will be a reception and dancing. This year 35 young ladies will be presented:
Community news The Daily Reflector
Fraternity to celebrate anniversary The Nu Alpha chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity will begin its Founders Day celebration with a dance fundraiser from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday at the Murphy Center/Harvey Hall sports complex at East Carolina University. Tickets are $15 in advance; $20 at the door.
South/East Campus News San Antonio Express News
The Campus Ministry building at St. Philip's College has been rededicated after a lengthy months-long renovation project that doubled the size of the main area and increased the space of the fellowship room.
Community news The Daily Reflector
Fraternity to celebrate anniversary
Step Afrika!'s Foothold in the Future of Dance Washington Post
On Saturday and Sunday at Dance Place, Step Afrika!, the company that brought step dancing out of the collegiate yard and onto the concert stage, will step into new territory. Company founder and Executive Director Brian Williams says: "While we're about preserving the tradition of stepping, we
BET College Tour draws crowd to ASU Montgomery Advertiser
Talent shows, contests, concerts, games and giveaways tempted Alabama State University students to adjust their schedules Friday.
Aldermen OK permits for sororities, frats The Daily Star
ONEONTA _ Students from Hartwick College and the State University College at Oneonta packed Common Council Chambers on Tuesday night as aldermen approved special-use permits for seven Greek houses.alpha+omega+psi: alpha+omega+psi