ASSU Exec to launch late-night food truck program this weekend
The food trucks, a pillar of the Executive’s platform, will be serving food every Friday and Saturday night during winter quarter.
Theta Delta Chi
Frats consider ways to keep parties manageable
Three fraternities opened their doors last weekend to the Stanford student body, with Kappa Alpha (KA), Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) and Theta Delta Chi opting to throw all-campus parties the weekend before dead week.
OrgSync replaces MyGroups
Next week Stanford is switching applications for the management of the more than 650 student groups and organizations on campus, moving from a system called MyGroups to a different system, titled OrgSync.
Police blotter
This report covers a selection of incidents from June 30 to July 7 as recorded in the Stanford University Department of Public Safety bulletin.
Pledge pilot course slated as optional
Following conversations with leaders in both fraternities and sororities, Residential Education (ResEd) plans to launch a new class this spring for new pledges in the Greek community. Plans to implement an educational component to the pledging process were initially met with complaints by members of the Greek community because of a cited lack of communication with ResEd.
This Column Is Ironic: It’s a Jungle Out There
Heading out into the jungle of Stanford will allow you to see different types of people all existing together. It can be confusing and even overwhelming at first, so here’s a little scientific guide to help you pick out some of the most prevalent species of students here in the wild of the Farm…
New Greek group targets sexual violence on campus
In many sectors of campus, including housed Greek life, some say that sexual assault cases–nine of them in student residences in 2008–go unmentioned. This quarter, a group calling itself Fraternity Men Against Violence believes it can change that discussion.