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The Duplin County Gamma Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta celebrated Women’s History Month, and what their organization calls “Finer Womanhood Month” with their annual Pearls of Wisdom

The incident happened around 10 p.m. March 21 at the Bears Den dining hall in Zetcher House, a dorm on Washington Universitys campus in Clayton.

Students across campus can participate in the revenue sharing program when they vote in the Associated Students general election on Thursday. The revenue-sharing program provides student organizations funding for the following school year. Each voter has the opportunity to allocate $15 to support the student organizations of their choice. Voters may choose to allocate all...

Ronald Dean Coffee, 83, of Suwanee, Georgia, passed away on February 27, 2024. Born on February 29, 1940, in Amarillo, Texas to George and Viola Coffee. Ron was a loving husband and dedicated father, …

An in-depth look at the candidates running across five colleges in the ASUN election.

The chapters of both Kappa Sigma and Alpha Phi have been temporarily suspended at Washington University pending the results of a student conduct investigation into an incident involving students throwing eggs and potentially saying racial slurs at Bear’s Den (BD) dining hall, March 21, per Dean of Students Rob Wild.

Dr. Estill-Harbour was a graduate of the first class of the Oklahoma College for Women. Appointed to committees by Presidents Wilson and Hoover, she was made an honorary colonel three

"No one wants to be the one to get their frat kicked off campus." Lucy Taylor said. "more rules and restrictions [from the university] will lead to more secrecy."

Black Greek fraternities come together to increase African American male voter turnout. Fraternities discuss strategies to increase participation in politics.

Construction of a new Martin Luther King Jr. monument in Benton Harbor will begin this summer.The Unified Civic Monuments Project announced Wednesday they have