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Handle is taking UO by storm - Vimarsana News

Handle is taking UO by storm

Handle Delivery service has grown in popularity at UO for its convenience, student employees and partnerships around campus

Scenes from a Wilbur restaurant - Vimarsana News

Scenes from a Wilbur restaurant

People walking around aimlessly, not really with any direction. Exceedingly mid music playing overhead, bodies lazily milling around at the epicenter of a mosh pit … What are you doing at a Stanford frat party on a Tuesday evening?

Jean Arnold Martindale | Pampa News - Vimarsana News

Jean Arnold Martindale | Pampa News

Jean Arnold Martindale, 87, of Pampa, Texas, passed away Wednesday, October 25, 2023, peacefully with his family by his side,   Memorial services will be 10:00 AM, Tuesday, October 31, …

"Column: Phi Psi, grow some balls and confess already" – The Daily Wildcat - Vimarsana News

"Column: Phi Psi, grow some balls and confess already" – The Daily Wildcat

I’ve seen some spineless, idiotic moves in my time, but Phi Kappa Psi takes the cake. Sick of hearing about this story? Well I’m sick of these cowards and thieves, period. Not only does this frat’s execution of the theft of 10,000 Daily Wildcat newspapers sound like something out of the Big Lebowski (“”Is this...

Greek life is not the solution for Stanford's social problem - Vimarsana News

Greek life is not the solution for Stanford's social problem

In the first of a three part series on sustainably reviving social life on campus, the Editorial Board argues against idealizing Greek life as the sole solution to restoring fun, and offers suggestions to create a more inclusive campus social life. "Together, we can envision a social life at Stanford where everybody feels welcome," the Board writes.